HonoringSarcoma Patients, Survivors and Loved Ones Lost
Each Named Fund at Rein In Sarcoma tells a story of love, courage, and hope. These funds were created by families, caregivers, and friends to honor individuals touched by sarcoma. Together, they form a community of legacies that strengthen our mission to support patients and families, fund research, and raise awareness.
Legacies Of Love
Behind every Named Fund is a life honored or remembered — and a community inspired. These tributes carry forward the passion, strength, and spirit of those honored.
Save Lives & Make An Impact
Honor your journey or the journey of a loved one by creating a legacy through a Named Fund — supporting sarcoma patients and families, as well as sarcoma education and research. Named Funds Provide:
Resources for sarcoma patients, survivors, and caregivers.
Education for medical professionals and the public.
Funding for innovative sarcoma research.
Rein In Sarcoma extends heartfelt thanks to every family and friend who has established a Named Fund. Your generosity ensures that the legacy of your loved one continued to touch lives and bring hope to the sarcoma community. Because of these funds, lives are honored not only through memory but through action and progress.
Rein in Sarcoma Named Funds
Explore the named funds below by clicking on the fund name to read the person’s story and make a gift.
- Aaron Conley Fund (established 2013)
- Alyssa Jeske Dobson Fund (established 2012)
- Andrea Pomeroy Fund (established 2011)
- Anna Rogotzke Fund (established 2011)
- Annette Bonaventura Fund (established 2017)
- Barbara Kimker Fund (established 2009)
- Beverly Ann Schuld Fund (established 2015)
- Beverly and Dean Osterman Fund (established 2009)
- Blake Hastings Fund (established 2020)
- Bob Anderson Fund (established 2018)
- Brett Dale Fund (established May 2011)
- Chelsey Olafson Fund (established 2017)
- Christian J. Saumweber (established 2021)
- Chuck Novotny Fund (established 2021)
- Conner O’Brien Fund (established 2020)
- Dave Brown Fund (established 2025)
- Dwight Soeffker Fund
- Elinda Bates Wing Fund (established 2009)
- Emilie Lemmons Fund (established 2009)
- Eric Skogman/Mud Dog Sarcoma Ride Fund (established 2009)
- Hallie Anne Brown Fund (established 2013)
- Heidi Minor Fund (established 2017)
- Jacob Martell Fund (established 2015)
- Jackie J. Middleton Fund (established 2011)
- Jan Maudlin RIS Sarcoma Scholar Fund (established 2014)
- Jerome Detviler Fund (established 2009)
- John Philip Douglass Fund (established 2019)
- John Shirk Fund (established 2021)
- Judy Jones Fund (established 2017)
- Julian Baultrippe Fund (established 2009)
- Judith B Wolson Fund (established 2016)
- Katelyn Jurek Fund (established 2011)
- Kara Dolney Fund (established 2020)
- Kathleen Marie (Klein) Strum Fund (established 2020)
- Kasey Altman Research Fund (established 2021)
- Kevin O’Keefe Fund (established 2013)
- Lisa Griebel Fund (established 2020)
- Lora Holmquist (established 2016)
- Lucy Swift Fund (established 2019)
- Laura Zeccardi Fund (established 2013)
- Marge Krauter Fund (established 2017)
- Mark Wehner Fund (established 2014)
- Mary Elizabeth Spetzman Fund
- Meghan Marie DeBruycker Fund (established 2015)
- Miranda Mead Fund (established 2017)
- Nicole Anderson Fund (established 2016)
- Nick Convey Fund (established 2017)
- Perry Ford Fund (established 2016)
- Richard Berqual Fund (established 2015)
- Therese Daniel Fund (established 2013)
- Thomas Worthley Fund (established 2017)
- Wade Hohol Fund (established 2015)
- William (Bill) Clemens Fund (established 2010)
- Yunhui Chae-Banks Fund (established 2024)
Start A Named Fund
If you are inspired by these stories, you may want to consider creating a Named Fund of your own. It’s a meaningful way to honor someone you love while supporting vital programs. Please contact our Development Director at 763-205-1467 or by email: development@reininsarcoma.org.
Gratitude for Our Donor Families
Rein In Sarcoma extends heartfelt thanks to every family and friend who has established a Named Fund. Your generosity ensures that the legacy of your loved one continues to touch lives and bring hope to the sarcoma community.