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Community members provide photos of loved ones in honor of those lost to heart disease.
Community members share photos of loved ones lost to heart disease on the memorial page, honoring their memory and raising awareness for heart health.

in memoriam

Honoring Our Loved Ones

This page is dedicated to celebrating the lives of those we've lost and supporting the fight against heart disease. Here we honor and remember those we've lost to heart disease. By adding your loved one’s story, you contribute to a cause that aims to prevent others from experiencing the same loss.

On March 9, 2019, Stephen Jordan, Sr., a beloved father, brother, and friend, tragically passed away from a hypertensive heart attack. His sudden departure left a deep void in the lives of his family, especially his three children who were at critical stages in their lives. Stephen's story fuels our commitment to raising awareness about heart disease and ensuring that no other family has to endure such a loss. By sharing his story, we honor his memory and strive to educate others about the importance of heart health screenings and prevention.

We invite you to honor your loved ones by joining our memorial page. For a donation of $55, you can memorialize someone dear to you while funding a heart health screening for someone in need.

Forever in our hearts

A TRIBUTE TO OUR LOVED ONES

From the family of

Kevin Peter Frank Jr.

 April 01, 1986 - June 19, 2024

“MESSAGE/TRIBUTE:

Kevin Peter Frank Jr. was a devoted Husband, a loving Father, a caring son and an amazing human being. Kevin was selfless, empathetic, and had such a kind soul. He would use his words to uplift anyone that came in his path. Kevin was about unity and coming together because he believed in showing grace, moving in kindness, breathing compassion, speaking in truth, and forgiving others. Kevin loved his four sons who were 11, 9, 4 and 3. He did everything to give them the world because they were his world. He coached their football league, took them fishing, cooked meals with them, played countless games of trivia and board games with them because he loved being present in their lives. Kevin cherished his wife of 19 years who he loved with every fiber of his heart. Sadly one day when he was making lunch with his sons in the kitchen, while his wife was upstairs he had a heart attack in front of his sons and died instantly. Kevin died from Coronary Artery Disease on June 19, 2024. Kevin didn’t just leave this world, but he left those who considered him as their world. Kevin’s memory will remain in our hearts forever.

SPECIAL MEMORIES:

Karaoke nights, trivia games in the car, barbecue in the backyard, fishing, fireworks on Fourth of July, roasting marshmallows in the fire pit late at night, teaching the boys magic tricks, playing dominoes on family game nights, coaching the boys football league.

Forever in our hearts

A TRIBUTE TO OUR LOVED ONES

A family group photo with nine people of varying ages, dressed in casual attire, posing together on a black background. Some are standing, some are sitting, and there are children included in the group. The bottom of the image has the name "Rodrick Gooden" written in cursive.
From the family of

Rodrick Gooden

 June 28, 1957 — December 31, 2020

“My dad was a gentle giant with Superman qualities who loved his family fiercely, especially his children and grandchildren. He is forever a part of who we all are and is missed tremendously.”

Close-up of a smiling man in a vintage, sepia-toned photograph wearing a military uniform, with the name "Frederick Ramirez" written at the bottom.
From the family of

Frederick Ramirez

 June 22, 1929 — SEPTEMBER 16, 1997

“Always keep your peace, even if it means living in a box.”

Message/Tribute: A loving husband of 47 years, a caring father of 7, a great grandfather, and a retired VET. An honorable man that was loved by many.

Special Memories: Always made time to be at all family events (especially if they were sports).

A person in a red and black jacket and cap standing with arms crossed beside a black car with an open door, parked in front of a building labeled "Sales Office."
From the family of

Wayne Lamont Johnson Jr

 January 22, 1976 — October 31, 2018

Message/Tribute: Wayne Lamont Johnson Jr.(Fish Grease) was an amazing big brother, loving uncle, devoted son, and dependable friend. Sadly, he passed away at just 42 years young due to CHF (congested heart failure). There has never been a time that we thought that our brother would not be here with us as we age, guiding his niece and nephews and playing the same pranks he did with us on them. His jokes, laughter, wisdom, and food trips will always be missed. Our brother's premature passing is why being educated about heart health is important and brings awareness about how to prevent and manage heart disease, especially as an African American.

Latoshya Jefferson & Tiffanie Holloway (Siblings)

Honoring Our Loved Ones

This page is dedicated to celebrating the lives of those we've lost and supporting the fight against heart disease. Here we honor and remember those we've lost to heart disease. By adding your loved one’s story, you contribute to a cause that aims to prevent others from experiencing the same loss.

How to Add a Loved One

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Your $55 donation funds a heart health screening for someone in need.

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Share your loved one’s story, including their name, a photo, and a heartfelt message.

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HONOR YOUR LOVED ONE

See their story featured on our Memorial Page, joining a community dedicated to fighting heart disease.

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Why Your Contribution MatterS

Every donation helps us provide critical heart health screenings and education to underserved communities. Your support honors the memory of your loved one and helps protect others from heart disease.

Join us in our mission to raise awareness and prevent heart disease. Add your loved one today and make a difference in someone else’s life.

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