Wall of Donors

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

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 memory of our friend and colleague. We thank you for the 30+ years of service and dedication to the Profession. May you rest in peace.
Lincoln Hospital Respiratory Therapy

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.

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

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

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

In Memory of those lost to Covid-19

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

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.

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."

“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

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

Alan Miller Sr - June 1959 - January 2022 Beloved father, husband, brother, and amazing respiratory therapist. Your breath continues to live on through your family and friends and through every patient that you have helped.

In Memory of Craig D. Smallwood, RRT

In Memory of Shreyas Roy, MD

In memory of Steven P. McPherson, RRT, FAARC