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Make a Tribute DonationIn Memory of
Mr. George A. Byron, Jr
In memory of Mr. George A. Byron, Jr. and in support of his son, Reggie Byron, and family. So pleased to honor Mr. Byron’s request in the support of others.
By Nakia Johnson
In Memory of
George Gibbs
George received a double lung transplant in 2011. He volunteered at the GOL house for 6 years driving the Van and participating in the house at nights. He loved volunteering. Felt like he was giving back. We were grateful for his donor and for the University of Penn docs, nurses, everyone who helped including GOL. Thank you everyone. Be a donor! 💚💙💚💙
By Sue Gibbs
In Memory of
William A. Keely, III
Billy, You were taken too soon and it’s not fair.
I’ll never forget the memories we share. Your caring heart
and loving smile made many lives more worthwhile.
Your generous heart saved the lives of five strangers.
Three are no longer strangers to your family and they are forever
grateful.
They live on because you cared about others.
I miss you everyday and keep you in my heart.
‘Til we meet again, my loving son.
Love
Mom
By Judy Keely (Mom)
In Honor of
Maureen
To my wife, who cared for me everyday. She’s my angel sent from above.
By Phil
In Honor of
Howard Nathan
In honor of the one and only Howard Nathan
By Bruce Vladeck
In Memory of
Tom Ledford
In memory of the epitome of a gentleman, a scholar, and a great human being…Tom, you will be so missed!
By Sean and Shauna McGlynn and Family
In Memory of
Gary Bradley
To honor and remember Gary’s gift of his life and humor.
By WHIR
In Memory of
Pasquale Nardello
In loving memory to Dad, Pop-Pop, & Uncle. You will always be remem for your generous heart.
By Lois & Jim MacNamara
In Memory of
Diane McGrath
So much to admire about this woman, but I always wind up landing on the terrific family she & Ray built. She will be missed, but she left so much of herself in that family that she’ll always be around.
Godspeed
By Kevin Walsh
In Honor of
Ron Walsh
Gift of Life Howie’s House made my transplant journey so much easier. The kindness of the staff, the accommodations, food, access to the hospital at Thomas Jefferson, just made the transplant life’s journey that much easier for us. Thank you dearly from the bottom of our hearts. Ron Walsh and Jean Cadorette.
New Jersey
By Jean Cadorette
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