Katelyn Shove, child cornea recipient

"I have two brown
eyes now!"

Katelyn Shove
SightLife™ Cornea Transplant Recipient

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Donor Family Resources

Lois Parker, SightLife Family Services Coordinator

Lois Parker
Family Services
Coordinator

To our knowledge, SightLife is the only eye bank in the nation with a full-time person on staff to provide grief counseling and related help to donor families.

You can call Lois between 8am and 4pm, Pacific Standard Time, for additional support or to learn more about bereavement services. Her phone number is 1-800-847-5786, ext. 125, or send her an email at:

The resources below might also prove helpful to families mourning the loss of a loved one.


Our Resources

Donor Family Recognition Ceremony

Once a year SightLife and the Northwest Tissue Center invite donor families to come together in remembrance of their loved ones who gave the gift of a lifetime through organ, tissue, and cornea donation.

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Share your Story

We would welcome hearing why you chose cornea donation for your loved one or how your cornea transplant has changed your life. If you are interested in sharing your story, please contact the Family Services Coordinator at 206-682-8500 x 125, toll-free at 1-800-847-5786, or send an email to:

Memorial Book

SightLife has created a tribute album for donor families to share memories of their loved ones. We display the album during our community and hospital education programs. If you would like to honor your loved one in our album, please send a letter or poem, as well as a photo, to the Family Services Coordinator at SightLife. If you have any questions, please call 206-682-8500 x 125, toll-free at 1-800-847-5786, or send an email to:

Donor Family Quilt

SightLife invites donor families to participate in the making of our Donor Family Quilt. Dedicated to the memory of your loved one who has given the Gift of Sight, each quilt square is a symbol of love and life. You are encouraged to write a story about the making of your quilt square and your experience as you created it.

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