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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

David Lucas

Thank God for my RT Career

Nancy Colletti

In memory of Lilian Feeney

Cheryl Inghram

In loving memory of Ronald and Pat Lardie

Richard Pellegrini

Richard Pellegrini, RRT

Amy Pellegrini

Amy Pellegrini RRT-NPS, CPFT, ACCS

Mark Kemerer

Mark Kemerer - 45 year member, dedicating to the Respiratory Care Profession that has given me great opportunities and great rewards

Victoria Peterson

In Memory of Deb Harchick-friend, coworker, mentor.

Gene Andrews

Grateful to my wife Betsy and daughters Michele & Jaclyn for sharing me on my journey in the Respiratory Care Profession - Gene Andrews BS, RRT, FAARC

Trudy Watson

In honor of the charter members of the T.B.R.C.

Anne Kwiatkowski

In honor/memory of all the patients that have touched my heart and/or caused me to be a better respiratory therapist. Thank you

Cynthia Keely

In Memory of Thomas and Louise Kerner

Shelly Klein

Shelly Klein, MN

Dr. Stephen Mikles

Dedicated in Memory of Dr. Stephen Mikles on behalf of the FSRC

Dianne L. Lewis

Dianne L. Lewis, AARC President 1993

Jackie Harvey

Dedicated to my family: David, Grant & Peyton. To my RT mentor Larry Felix and to my Kansas co-workers for sharing in the mission and fun with me!

Carrie Hennig, RRT

In loving memory of fallen hero Carrie Hennig, RRT October 13, 1963 - June 4. 2020

Jo Ann Ikehara

Larry E. Haggard

In memory of Larry E. Haggard. For his love of knowledge, his compassion for his patients, and his dedication and loyal services in the field of Respiratory Therapy for more than 50 years. Forever in our hearts, The Haggard Family.

Jeffrey R Caliva

“A good man brings good things out of the good stored up in his heart...For the mouth speaks what the heart is full of.” In December 2020, Jeffrey R Caliva a RRT at the LLUMC returned to heaven. He was a well-respected and amazing father, husband, friend, and colleague & his warm presence will be truly missed. May he rest in peace forever in our heart, memory & in God’s embrace. Love, the Calivas

Steve Nelson

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

Audrey Roman

Janelle Gardiner

Mary Ann Winter Herring

Mary Ann Winter Herring, UAMS Arkansas Cardio-Respiratory Class of 2008. Woo Pig Sooie

Ray Masferrer

Daniel Rowley

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."

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).

Michael Bamgbopa, Respiratory Therapist

Dedicated to Michael Bamgbopa, Respiratory Therapist. In memory of a loving husband, father, and grandfather.

Brian Walsh

In honor of my parents Ken and Brenda who continue to inspire me to be more. In honor of my children Trey and Keagan who brighten every day. To my wife Stephanie Walsh who’s unrelenting love makes me want to be a better RT, father, friend and husband. To my mentors Martha Crawley, Gay Olsen, Patricia Ann Doorley, and Cam McLaughlin who supported and loved a young, immature and eager RT.

Douglas McQueary

Doug McQueary- 53 years in respiratory care Little CO of Mary Hospital, Augustana Hospital, Mt. Sinai Hospital, Malcolm X College, and of course St Bernard Hospital of Chicago, Illinois. Thank you

David Jefferson

Draeger

In Memory of those lost to Covid-19

Michael O. Bamgbopa - dedicated by Children's National Medical Center

Michael O. Bamgbopa served patients and families for 21 years in the field of Respiratory Care. He was known for taking pride in his work and approaching every shift with a smile. The sun set for Michael on April 28, 2020: Respiratory Care lost a great therapist on this day. While we can no longer see him, his legacy lives on at Children's National Hospital. June 4, 1952 - April 28, 2020

Carrie Lyman, RRT

Nov 15, 1975 - Dec. 04, 2020 - Beloved wife, mother, friend, and colleague. Her knowledge, drive, and dedication to the field of respiratory therapy will be forever missed. She approached every shift with a smile, and eagerness to help anyone in need. Her life was a blessing, and her memories will live on in the hearts of all the lives she has touched.

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.

Kevin N. Clark

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

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

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.

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

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.