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In Loving Memory  Amber Dawn Poynter January 23, 1981 – January 19, 2009
“A little star that brightly shines,  a star that’s free of pain Held gently in God’s Loving Arms  until we meet again….”                         Bonnie Lynn Morris
Daughter of   Holly BarmannCairell Adopted  step-daughter of  Robert Cairell Partner of DeShawn Kean Mother of Jacob,  Cassie and Demitrik Kean Sister to Kelly Cairell  (Eric) Padgett  and Bobby (Lori ) Cairell
Amber continues to live through others because of her decision  to be an ORGAN DONOR. To date, 5 people have received her gifts.
Her right kidney was transplanted into a 54 year old man  from Kentuckysuffering from kidney disease.  He had been on the transplant waiting list since November 2006 and has been on dialysis since January 2006.  Dialysis is a process that individuals undergo three times a week for three to four hours at a time to remove toxins from the bloodstream when the kidneys are no longer able to function. It is a process that cannot be missed, meaning that these individuals do not have the freedom to travel or participate in activities that many people take for granted. With this transplant, he can look forward to a life free from this exhausting procedure.  The transplant was a success.
Her left kidney was transplanted into a 40 year old women from Kentucky suffering from diabetes. She had been on the transplant waiting list since 2006 and has been on dialysis since 1998. The transplant was a success.
Her  liver was transplanted into a 51 year old man from Kentucky suffering from liver disease. He had been on the transplant waiting list since July 2008. The transplant was a success.
Two recipients have been given the gift of sight by each of Amber’s corneas.  One from Iowa and one from California.
The donation of her bone tissue will be formed into various grafts which will be used to treat a variety of orthopedic problems.Typical uses of donated bone include spinal surgery, hip surgery, treatment of severe injuries and repair of tendons and ligaments.   Bone tissue can be stored for later use.
The following is to honor  Amber’s  life and ultimately her gifts.
Amber  starts her family……
Baby Shower
8/30/00 Jacob Kean
2/24/06  Cassie  Kean
6/1/06 Demitrik  Kean
Jacob,  Cassie,  Demitrik DeShawn and Amber
The value of these gifts to the recipients and their families and friends is immeasurable.  I will continue to honor Amber through each and every one of  her  organ and tissue recipients because we are now  Forever Connected . Sincerely,  Holly Cairell ,  Donor Mom 8/14/09

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Remembering Amber

  • 1. In Loving Memory Amber Dawn Poynter January 23, 1981 – January 19, 2009
  • 2. “A little star that brightly shines, a star that’s free of pain Held gently in God’s Loving Arms until we meet again….” Bonnie Lynn Morris
  • 3. Daughter of Holly BarmannCairell Adopted step-daughter of Robert Cairell Partner of DeShawn Kean Mother of Jacob, Cassie and Demitrik Kean Sister to Kelly Cairell (Eric) Padgett and Bobby (Lori ) Cairell
  • 4. Amber continues to live through others because of her decision to be an ORGAN DONOR. To date, 5 people have received her gifts.
  • 5. Her right kidney was transplanted into a 54 year old man from Kentuckysuffering from kidney disease. He had been on the transplant waiting list since November 2006 and has been on dialysis since January 2006. Dialysis is a process that individuals undergo three times a week for three to four hours at a time to remove toxins from the bloodstream when the kidneys are no longer able to function. It is a process that cannot be missed, meaning that these individuals do not have the freedom to travel or participate in activities that many people take for granted. With this transplant, he can look forward to a life free from this exhausting procedure. The transplant was a success.
  • 6. Her left kidney was transplanted into a 40 year old women from Kentucky suffering from diabetes. She had been on the transplant waiting list since 2006 and has been on dialysis since 1998. The transplant was a success.
  • 7. Her liver was transplanted into a 51 year old man from Kentucky suffering from liver disease. He had been on the transplant waiting list since July 2008. The transplant was a success.
  • 8. Two recipients have been given the gift of sight by each of Amber’s corneas. One from Iowa and one from California.
  • 9. The donation of her bone tissue will be formed into various grafts which will be used to treat a variety of orthopedic problems.Typical uses of donated bone include spinal surgery, hip surgery, treatment of severe injuries and repair of tendons and ligaments. Bone tissue can be stored for later use.
  • 10. The following is to honor Amber’s life and ultimately her gifts.
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  • 73. The value of these gifts to the recipients and their families and friends is immeasurable. I will continue to honor Amber through each and every one of her organ and tissue recipients because we are now Forever Connected . Sincerely, Holly Cairell , Donor Mom 8/14/09