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Stephen A. Reynolds, a researcher who shared with his children the joy and wonder of science, died Nov. 2 at age 59. By Lornet Turnbull Seattle Times staff reporter Stephen A. Reynolds was a researcher who shared with his children the joy and wonder of science. His daughter, Lindsay Reynolds, recalls how he would organize [...]
I know many of you have already have heard the sad news…Steve Reynolds passed away this week. There will be a celebration of his life next Friday at 2:00pm at the Urban Horticulture Center (see attached) Steve was one of our liver recipients. He and his wife, Jeannie, came on board as Team Transplanters in [...]
This is just too good for me to sit on any longer… Jennifer Herlihy, one of our liver recipients, flew to Madison Wisconsin last week to compete for her first time ever in the Transplant Olympics…and let’s just say…she has certainly made the experience worth the trip! On Saturday, with some solid pacing from her husband, Todd, she won her age [...]
Back to Mari-Jo Fraser. It turns out that last Sunday was not just Issaquah Salmon Days. It was the 6 year anniversary of her transplant…and so amazing that she chose to spend the first part of the day with us. In true TT spirit, she showed up decked out in official wasabi-Gatorade green apparel, [...]
Issaquah Salmon Days… We had a small, but mighty turnout for the race. It was a gorgeous Pacific Northwest fall morning…sunny…a little cool, but absolutely perfect for racing. Marty Chakoian took advantage of the conditions to lead our group across the finishline in a stellar 47:55. He’s definitely on his way to [...]
Breakthrough, Spring, 2008 steve, at the finish line, 2006 (image:asiphoto)
(always in our hearts)(we miss you, Steve)
hi fellow team members! it was fabulous to see all of you out this weekend at alki. i walk with a little help from my friends. how’s bayou? what does team transplant mean to you?
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