Save-A-Life - Kidney4Rhonda

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Rhonda Dalton is a one-of-a-kind person.  

A loving wife to Joe, a devoted mother to her adopted son Matthew and his wife Adrienne, a caring sister and a special friend to so many people and fur babies.

Rhonda is the kind of person who is always there when you need her, who has helped countless people over the years without anything expected in return, and who has enriched all of our lives with her kindness and generosity.

As a respected breeder of Great Pyrenees and Papillon dogs, she has improved many lives by providing them a canine companion throughout their lifetime.  When one of her dogs becomes part of a family, that family also becomes part of her family.  She has always been there to help us with our fluffy pups through the good times and bad.  

On top of that, she has been an important member of canine rescue organizations that have saved the lives of hundreds of dogs over the years and found responsible and caring homes for them. 

As if that weren’t enough, a special education teacher by trade, she has improved the lives of many children with special needs by teaching them essential skills that have made a significant difference in their quality of life.

As you can see, Rhonda has impacted and saved so many lives over the years, but now she needs you to do the same for her.  

She is currently hospitalized from complications due to renal failure and is in desperate need of a kidney donor.  Rhonda had previously received a kidney from a living donor, her sister, 30 years ago and that kidney has run its course as living donor kidneys usually last 20-25 years.  She has been on dialysis over 1 year now.

I know that asking you to be a donor may be too much to ask, but maybe you may know someone who had once expressed interest in being a living organ donor.  I'm also asking you to consider forwarding or posting the website info to your social media accounts or maybe forwarding to friends, family, coworkers or congregations/community organizations to whom you belong, as there may be a person out there that can help her.  Each time you share, you're giving her another chance at survival and the ability to continue her impactful life.