Wall of Donors

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

In Memory of Shreyas Roy, MD

Salute to RT Educators that Inspire the Future

In honor of my family, Frank R. Salvatore Jr. RRT, MBA, FAARC. Thanks for the honor of serving.

Isabelle Odette Papadimitriou was a compassionate spirit whose drive was caring for others. The mental focus and commitment needed for her job as a respiratory therapist were admirable. But it was her infectious smile, joyful spirit, and strong will that made her a ray of light wherever she went. She was a giant, and powerful in her kindness. Isabelle was a true hero. May she rest in peace.

In Memory of those lost to Covid-19

In honor of Jerry Bridgers. Thank you, Jerry, for your passion and devotion to our profession. You have inspired me to be the best I can be with my patients, family, and profession. You have a place in my heart forever. Thank you for your friendship. Make sure to give a big "bear hug" to everyone you meet in heaven.

In honor of two friends and colleagues that retire in 2014: Bill Roberts and Kay Erickson. I'm jealous.

In memory of Steven P. McPherson, RRT, FAARC

Hector Hodge; beloved husband, father, friend, and co-worker. Hector was a proud dedicated respiratory therapist. He gave his all to perform to the best of his ability for his patients. His family was one of the most important parts in his life. His generosity and loving spirit touched everyone that knew him. May the holy spirit keep him in restful peace. We love and miss you very much.

In honor of an outstanding man who dedicated his life to the Respiratory Field. A true hero whose bravery, ambition and selflessness will never be forgotten. He is greatly loved and admired by many. He will truly be missed. Oct 4,1962 - April 21,2020

Randolf L. White - In honor of his pioneering work with respiratory care as superintendent of Inhalation Therapy at the University of Virginia Hospital from 1931 to 1965. - Written history found at family reunion in 2017. - Mr. White: "I was the first Virginian and first black southerner to be accepted into the American Association of Inhalation Therapy."

Jaime Lozano dedicated his life to helping others. He worked as a respiratory therapist for over 30 years. He mentored and helped prepare the next generation of therapist many who will continue to pass on his legacy for years to come. He was a wealth of love and knowledge and he is greatly missed.

In loving memory of my friend and mentor Jack Higgins, RRT - on behalf of Keith Siegel, MBA, RRT, CPFT, FAARC

In Loving Memory of Mariame Perry A Life That Touches Others Goes on Forever May your beautiful soul rest in Paradise 1961-2020

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