" We honor your life, your love, and the gift you gave others. David was quiet as an adult, a big bear like gentle Ben from the old TV show. He laughed continually but quietly, the only hint of an upturned corner of an eye or a wry smile. He found bliss in solitude, almost meditative, but an occasional round of golf, enjoying nature in a canoe, or paradoxically in the cacophony of a video game with family and friends. In many ways David was. He was there, quiet but present, shy but big-hearted, ever pondering the next thing he’d fix or at least try. He was a baby, child, brother, nephew, grandson, father – all of the above and more. He was beloved of many. David is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through tissue donation."

We honor your life, your love, and the gift you gave others.

Kristina was 32 years old and had one daughter. She was in the marketing business. Kristina enjoyed dancing and cheerleading growing up and was very involved in her daughter’s life both as a cheer coach and a teacher for
a competition dance team. Kristina very much loved and enjoyed life to the fullest.

The recipient of Kristina’s right kidney is a married mother of three. Her left kidney recipient is a married gentleman in his fifties with four children. A mother of two in her sixties received her liver, and the recipient of her heart is
a married gentleman in his fifties.

Kristina is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through organ, eye and tissue donation.

We honor your life, your love, and the gift you gave others.

Keith is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through tissue and eye donation.

We honor your life, your love, and the gift you gave others.

David loved 4 wheelers and dirt bikes.

David is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through organ, eye and tissue donation.

We honor your life, your love, and the gift you gave others.

Austin was a beloved son, brother, grandson, uncle and nephew. He loved working on cars, especially his 1969 GMC truck he was in the process of restoring when his accident happened. He enjoyed fishing and working with horses. He was a smart, funny, down-to-earth 21-year-old who was willing to help anyone and accepted everyone for who they were. He loved to make people laugh and was a great listener. He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Hagerstown, Indiana, where he was the caretaker of the property. He was scheduled to go to the University of Northwestern Ohio to complete his degree as a diesel mechanic.

He will be greatly missed by his family and friends, but never forgotten as he lives every day in each of us.

Austin is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through organ, eye and tissue donation.

We honor your life, your love, and the gift you gave others.

Ryan is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through organ donation.

We honor your life, your love, and the gift you gave others.

Morgan is a hero who left a life-saving legacy through organ donation.