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On this Make a Difference Minute, Debbe Coffman Kirk shares the story of her husband, Ronnie Kirk, of Stevenson, Alabama, a retired U.S. Army veteran who spent 22 years serving his country and now needs a living kidney donor.
Ronnie enlisted in the Army at just 17 years old. Throughout his military career, he became much more than a leader to the soldiers serving alongside him. He became a mentor, someone they trusted and continued turning to long after their time together in the Army.
Debbe says many of those soldiers still call Ronnie today. They credit his guidance with helping them become the people they are now.
For more than two decades, Ronnie answered the call to serve others. Today, he needs someone willing to consider answering a call for him.
If you would like to learn more about becoming a living kidney donor, visit the link in the comments.
Even if donating isn’t possible for you, sharing Ronnie’s story could help it reach someone who can.
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Debbe Coffman Kirk first met Ronnie Kirk when she was six years old. They were neighbors in Stevenson, Alabama, and rode the same school bus. Years later, Ronnie moved back home, they reconnected, and they married in 2011. When I asked Debbe what Ronnie would want people to know about him, she put …
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