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Coach Flatt (known to his family as simply, Terry) was a well-liked, well respected member of the Glasgow community. He was a Physical Education Teacher as well as a Basketball coach, inspiring his community to make healthy lifestyle choices during his Health Classes, and pushing his team to work hard to achieve their goals on
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On July 3, 2014, our family’s lives were not only forever changed, but ultimately shattered. We received word that Michael Paul Davis had been in a four wheeler accident. Upon arriving at the hospital, we were notified that Michael had already been pronounced deceased and was being sustained through artificial life support. At that time
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My brother, Jamie, always had a big bright smile on his face. He was very handsome and had the best personality. He was the type of guy that never met a stranger and would be your best friend within five minutes of meeting you. His son looks just like him. I want to tell you about
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Shortly after giving birth to her daughter, Tosha was in need of the gift of life. Thanks to an amazing donor family, Tosha is able to be a wife & mom to daughter Caylie. Caylie was 9 weeks old when Tosha received her heart transplant.
Our story is about being given the gift of life. In June 2012, life was good. I had just retired from the Bath County school system, and Danny and I had made plans for travel, planned for winters in the Sunshine State, camping trips in the summer, and days of relaxation. He had retired earlier
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Matt was an athlete. He loved sports, from fishing to football, he worked hard and to the best of his abilities. Baseball was is favorite from t-ball to college. He gave it his all. The goal; to win the game. When Matt was 17 he watched a television presentation about organ donation and the impact
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Hello, my name is William Chadwick Noel. I am 31 years old and from Harrodsburg. I have a story to tell. On a bitterly cold day in December 1983, my mother, Marsha B. Noel went into premature labor and was rushed to a local hospital. Her due date wasn’t until February 14th though. After 24
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In the summer of 1986 I was tackled during a powder-puff game and tore my left ACL. I had no idea at the time how my life had just changed forever. I was 16. I underwent a surgery to repair the acl and meniscus and was placed in a hip-to-ankle cast for the next 6
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Hello, I’m Ariana Sumner and I am a heart transplant recipient. When I was 23 I was pregnant with my first child, a baby girl. After an otherwise healthy pregnancy, on the day I was set to be induced I was in trouble. I had dangerous hypertension, along with fluid around my lungs and heart.
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I led an active life, traveling, camping, and working with our horses. Family, friends and community have always been important to me and I still tried to contribute as much as possible. In 2008 I was diagnosed with glomeruli Nephritis. I was able to continue working as a 911 dispatcher for a while, but in
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