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Elsevier Care Planning
“Advancing Interprofessional Evidence-Base Care Together”
Charlie Brooks, Jr. - AARC President 1996
Dedicated in memory of President Brooks on behalf of the Presidents Council.
George Gaebler - AARC President 2013 - 2014
Dedicated in memory of President Gaebler on behalf of the Presidents Council
Wayne A. Walls
Strive to be the Respiratory Therapists that you would want as a patient.
Joan Kreiger
In honor of Julie Jackson for her unwavering dedication to respiratory care in her role as Speaker of the House of Delegates.
Joan Kreiger, FAARC
Stephen Wehrman
Life is not measured by the breaths you take but by the moments that take your breath away
Terry DiBella-Knab
In loving memory of good friend and co-worker Terry DiBella-Knab.
Cynthia J. Molle, AARC President 1998
Dedicated in memory of President Molle on behalf of the AARC Presidents Council
Paul J. Mathews, Jr., AARC President 1989
Dedicated in memory of President Mathews on behalf of the AARC Presidents Council
James A. Liverett, Jr., AARC President 1972
Dedicated in memory of President Liverett on behalf of the AARC Presidents Council
Robert. R. Weilacher, AARC President 1971
Dedicated in memory of President Weilacher on behalf of the AARC Presidents Council
Robert H. Miller, AARC President 1969
Dedicated in memory of President Miller on behalf of the AARC Presidents Council
John J. Julius, AARC President 1968
Dedicated in memory of President Julius on behalf of the AARC Presidnts Council
Leah W. Tharaldson, AARC President 1962
Dedicated in memory of President Tharaldson on behalf of the AARC Presidents Council
Margaret "Peggy" Hengy Kaiser
In Honor & Memory of Margaret "Peggy" Hengy Kaiser, Respiratory Therapist August 11, 1964 - November 20, 2022 "Your Light Continues to Shine"
Kerry McNiven
In honor of Kerry McNiven for her endless dedication to Respiratory Care.
Franklin Robert Chambers
In loving memory of my dad Franklin Robert Chambers - Kimberly Chambers
Gary Shapiro
In loving memory of Gary Shapiro
Adan Ramirez
Daniel Rowley
LGBTQ Respiratory Therapists take pride in advancing the art and science of respiratory care.
James F. Schell
In Honor of My Wife Dr. Karen S. Schell - James F. Schell
Karen Schell
Ride to Breathe 2017 - Karen S Schell, Participant Rider, AARC International Congress, Indianapolis Indiana - "Rally to Congress"
Matt Raine
In memory of the loved ones that have made lasting impressions & To all the people that impact us each and every day! We Love You
Tricia Winters
In Loving Memory of My Father David D. Russell - Tricia Winters
Rita Longardner
In Honor of the Dedicated Staff at River Side Methodist Hospital - Columbus, OH
William Scicolone
In Loving Memory of Donna Marie Scicolone - November 13 1949 - September 28 1958 - William M. Scicolone Family
Penny Gergich
Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take but the moments that take our breath away
Patricia Ann Doorley
In dedication to our mentor and best friend. Memories of working with you will remain forever. Thank you for challenging us each day to be our best, answering questions, challenging the status quo, and collaborating with us as we worked to improve patient care and the work environment. Your dedication to the profession so generously supported and influenced the AARC, VSRC, and UVA Health System
Rayna Moore
In Memory
Rayna Moore, RRT
Aug 8, 1978 - Sept. 11, 2020
Be ye strong therefore, and let not you're hands be weak, for you're work shall be rewarded.
2 Chron 15:7
Our loss, is Heaven's gain. Forever in our hearts,
Pontotoc Hospital
Respiratory Therapy
Rayna Moore, RRT
Aug 8, 1978 - Sept. 11, 2020
Be ye strong therefore, and let not you're hands be weak, for you're work shall be rewarded.
2 Chron 15:7
Our loss, is Heaven's gain. Forever in our hearts,
Pontotoc Hospital
Respiratory Therapy
Bryan Ellis
Carrie Hennig, RRT
In loving memory of fallen hero
Carrie Hennig, RRT
October 13, 1963 - June 4. 2020

Edward Scully
Steve Nelson
In honor of two friends and colleagues that retire in 2014: Bill Roberts and Kay Erickson. I'm jealous.
Ray Masferrer

Draeger
In Memory of Robert J. Councilman, RRT

Mary Ellen Cain
In Loving Memory of Mary Ellen Cane - Regina Crusan

Draeger
In Memory of Pam & Forrest Bird

Draeger
Salute to RT Educators that Inspire the Future

Draeger
In Memory of Shreyas Roy, MD

Jo Ann Ikehara
Beverly Natale
In honor of respiratory care professionals- past, present, and future. Mike and Beverly Natale
FSRC

William "Bill" Salmon - dedicated by Baton Rouge General
Bill was a devoted father, co-worker, and friend. He gave 41 years of his life to the profession he was so proud of. Treating patients was his passion. Giving back is who he was. We lost a great respiratory therapist but he’ll always live in the halls of our hospital and in our hearts.

Maisha Oni Muhammad Brinkley
A Hero Amongst Us: Let us in this world be mindful of those who care for us even when they have families of their own who they might not ever see again. RRT’s worldwide sacrifice as they come literally face to face breath to breath with deadly virus’s knowing they may be infected. We love that my wife our mother loved being a life savior and giver; it is the meaning of her name Maisha(Life).

Linda Bliek
Ruth Lundstrom CareFusion
Glen Gee, In loving memory of our friend and colleague. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our industry and the patients we serve. Your CareFusion Family.
Thomas Madrin
Dr. Charles G. Durbin, Jr.
In honor and with gratitude to our friend and mentor, Professor of Anesthesiology and Medical Director for Respiratory Therapy Services. His everyday words and actions demonstrated to all that the work we do and our professional pursuits are important and valued. UVA Health System Respiratory Therapists
William (Bill) Salmon
A loving father and husband. Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure. Your smile and laughter were contagious and unforgettable. You are forever in our hearts.

Thomas Malinowski
The profession of Respiratory Therapy benefited greatly from his drive, intelligence and the belief that respiratory therapists can do anything if we are committed. Tom had a true passion for life and a passion for everything he did. We were fortunate as a RT community that he put his passion toward our profession. Be passionate for what you do, be motivated and be more like Tom. UVA HEALTH

Draeger
In Memory of Craig D. Smallwood, RRT
