Brian Black
Brian was generous, but humble. He would spare no expense in helping others and preferred to be anonymous. Being an amazing family man, he made sure that a friend of ours was a friend of his. He was a man of few words but instead a man of innumerable actions. His unconditional love for the people around him was his greatest legacy. But what he would most want to be remembered by, would be his undying love for his beloved wife of 24 years Lysie and his proudest achievement, his daughter Paige. He is forever missed.
Anjeannette “Ann” Foster
Anjeannette Foster was a kind soul and always giving: birthday cards and encouraging words!
Frank T. Davis
Frank T. Davis, age 60, Dayton OH departed this life September 8, 2024. Loved you once, Loved you still, Always have, Always will,
Ronald William Cowburn
Ronald is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through tissue and eye donation.
Danny G. Coder
My husband, Danny, was the love of my life. He loved people and music. He was so generous to everyone in life that at his passing his final wish was to donate his organs.
Lilah L. Ashworth
Lilah loved and cared deeply about her family. She had a wonderful beauty and style all her own. Her husband Thom alongside her, Lilah and Thom enjoyed lots of hobbies together – cooking, woodworking, painting, gardening and crocheting. Lilah is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation.
Jennifer Humphreys
We honor your life, your love and the gift you gave to others through organ, eye and/or tissue donation.
Thomas Goble
My husband was a kind and generous man. I am very proud to say that he was a donor. Thomas is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye and tissue donation.
William Scott Miller
The youngest brother of 8... so proud that you chose to be a donor, very indicative of your character. You exuded your smile, character and good will on all that you met!!!!!!! LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU!!!!
Earldean "Cookie" Deiter
We honor your life, your love and the gift you gave to others through organ, eye and/or tissue donation.
Mark A. Dillman
Mark was born in Colorado Springs, CO. He grew up in a military family and lived all over the country. He received degrees in Economics and Marketing from Illinois State University and Wright State University. Mark lived his life with integrity. He was a devoted son, brother, husband, and father. Friends say Mark was loyal, genuine, and sarcastic. He had a mischievous sense of humor and loved to make everyone laugh. Mark was a leader and mentor not only with his colleagues, but with his children. He loved a new adventure in all aspects of his life. Mark's knowledge of miscellaneous subjects was captivating. His biggest passion was reading about the history of the Civil War, especially the Battle of Gettysburg. Mark would never consider himself a hero, but his honor to donate. If you met Mark, he was unforgettable.
Laurel Helen Bolls
"If, at Laurel’s birth, her mother and I had known of one of Laurel’s life-long personality traits, we would have given her the middle name of “Compassion.” Laurel is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation."
Darlene E. O’Neal
"A beloved mother, grandmother, aunt, sister and friend. Gone too soon but never forgotten. We lost a huge part of our life, but Heaven gained a beautiful Angel. We love you forever mom. Darlene is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through organ, eye and tissue donation."
Robbyn Turner
Robbyn was very generous and selfless. She loved talking with and helping others. Any stranger on the street was a future friend.
Rick Phillips
Rick was ill all his life, but always had a smile on his face. He loved the Lord and lived his life knowing there is a better place, & he would be there one day.
Eugenia Moneé Marshall
Gave her sight so one could see. Loved by all who knew her. Never to be forgotten. Eugenia is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through eye donation. Eugenia honorably served in the United States Military.