Honor Wall
The Thanks A Million Gala was started to honor those who came before us while helping older adults.
With your donation of $30 you can upload a photo of someone you want to honor for display on our honor wall.
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person
Katha Morgan
My Mom grew up with 8 brothers and sisters on a small dairy farm in Western North Carolina. She packed in so much learning in her younger years that when it was time to start school she skipped the first grade! Her love of reading continues to this day. Mom excelled in basketball in high school and studied Physical Education at Berea College. While raising her family, coaching basketball, and serving in leadership roles at her church, she dedicated more than 3 decades of service to the United Methodist Childrens' Home. She supported Dad in his many sporting endeavors and stood by him as a caregiver during the tough years he suffered from dementia. Mom is truly my hero and I appreciate the opportunity for her to shine on the Thanks Mom & Dad Honor Wall. -Susan Morgan
Patricia Linn
You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. - Sandra, Douglas & Rick Linn
Chuck Ware
My father was a well loved man who was strong advocate for seniors of Georgia. He truly knew the meaning of not letting grass grow under your feet. Whether he was registering thousands of voters to make sure every one's voice was heard, lobbying at the capital or driving meals on wheels when you saw the White cowboy hat you saw Chuckles (as my aunt affectionately called him) with a smile on his face.
- Wendy Person
- Wendy Person