In Memory of Jean Willis, 1951-2020
“Her heart was big, full of love to give, and open for anyone who needed it💜” – Keyra
In Memory of Daniel Lord, 2002-2018
“Daniel was naturally bright, curious and helpful. He truly made the world a colorful place. His caring nature transcends time with the gifts he left behind.” – Rebecca Malone
In Memory of John Lefferts, 1981-2004
“John was a very generous man, and in his passing, he enhanced the lives of 37 people across the United States, making his family very proud of his legacy.” – Larry and Vivian Lefferts, donor parents
The photo submitted is of the Lefferts with the floragraph they traveled to southern California to make in 2018, and which was on the 2019 Rose Parade Donate Life Float.
You can read John’s full story on our website at: saving-sight.org/2018/06/12/donor-family-finds-comfort-through-volunteerism-to-honor-the-legacy-of-their-son/
In Memory of Rick McClellan, 1953-2014
“Although gardening and historic homes were not among Rick’s passions, he did enjoy the native Missouri redbuds, dogwoods and Bridal Veil spirea of spring.” – Theresa McClellan, Rick’s wife.
You can read Rick’s full story on our website at: saving-sight.org/2016/06/29/active-family-man-carries-on-his-legacy-in-helping-others/
In Memory of Scot Squires, 1968-2017
“So much to remember about a great dad, son, brother, friend, educator, living kidney donor, & tissue/skin/eye donor. We hold you in the garden of our memories.” – Cheryl, Scot’s sister
”Scot was a kind and generous son, who would consider it a blessing that he gave the gift of sight to two strangers. I believe he would be most honored that the recipients lived in a part of the world where quality healthcare was not available. Through his contributions, Scot continues to make a difference in the lives of others.” – Joyce Squires
You can read Scot’s full story on our website at: saving-sight.org/2020/04/22/cheryl-shares-her-brothers-legacy-as-an-eye-donor/
In Memory of Thomas J. Davidson, 1988-2018
“My oldest son, Thomas, became a donor on July 11, 2018. Thomas loved visiting his family, helping others, working with his hands, and being outdoors.” – Charlotte, Thomas’ Mom.
You can read Thomas’ full story on our website at: saving-sight.org/2020/05/12/thomas-legacy/