Category: Donor Tributes

Kaycee’s Legacy Kaycee Rose Clark was born on March 3, 2014, after a prayerful time of asking God to bring her into our lives. She was the most perfect baby—she ate, slept, and was joyful. As soon as she began to talk, she would speak about God’s love for her. She thrived in everything she…

Keanu, affectionately known as Kiki, will always be a radiant presence in our family. Kiki’s beautiful, infectious smile and giggles brought joy to everyone he encountered, including his dedicated medical team at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medicine.

Cheyenne’s Legacy

Peyton’s Legacy Peyton was more than just our son—he was a light in this world. From the moment he entered our lives, his sharp wit and boundless curiosity made every day an adventure. He was the kid who could make anyone laugh, the one who saw every challenge as an opportunity, and who cared deeply…

Lydia’s Legacy Lydia Quinn Sharpe, born on March 26, 2016, was the youngest of Tara and Jonathan Sharpe’s three daughters. She was soft-spoken, thoughtful, and extremely considerate. Of all her sisters, she was the most willing to compromise so that other members of her family were happy. Tara and Jonathan referred to her as their…

Grayson’s Legacy Grayson was full of life and loved being around people. His life was tragically cut short on 3/21/21, just two weeks after he turned 16. He was diagnosed with an aggressive pediatric brain tumor the month after he turned 14. He fought courageously during his 23-month cancer journey, maintaining a positive attitude despite…

Kenzie’s Legacy Our beautiful daughter, Mackenzie (Kenzie), was diagnosed with high-risk, metastatic medulloblastoma in May of 2018 at the age of seven. Over the next year, she endured two emergency brain surgeries, six weeks of whole brain and spine radiation, and seven months of high-dose chemotherapy. Mackenzie was at Children’s Wisconsin weekly, sometimes even daily,…

Ethan’s Legacy Born May 26, 2008, Ethan was a joyful, caring and fun-loving kid. A smile was almost always on his face. He was a peacemaker and enjoyed playing games together as a family. He loved his siblings, drawing, legos, the Yankees and his puppy Milo. Early in 2018, Ethan was diagnosed with Grade 3…

Collin’s Legacy Our Collin was a special little guy from the moment he was born. There was just something about him—about how he loved life and how he loved and cared for everyone around him. Collin made the lives of the people whose paths he crossed better. What made Collin stand out among everyone was…

Austin’s Legacy Austin described himself as a “decent, cool dude.” He was the funniest and wisest person I have ever known, and he only lived for 13 years, 10 months, and 17 days. Austin was born with five brown birthmarks that, at the time, though extremely rare, seemed to be only a minor cosmetic issue….

Colby’s Legacy Our sweet boy was the kindest, purest soul we will ever know. Everyone was a friend to him, and he cared for all. He was comforting and supportive, which was especially evident during his initial radiation treatments, where he quickly made friends with other patients. Colby once stayed after an appointment just so…