About
Harry Kiernan: Born, June 20, 1953. Since leaving the Navy in 1976, played drums in a band and managed a photography studio (76-77). Worked at Xerox 77-80. Started working for himself as a computer consultant in 1980 and still at it. In the 80′s & 90′s also worked as a model & actor appearing in numerous prints, commercials and a movie.
He began producing Giclee prints of original work for other artists in 1999. Now, Harry creates his own Giclee art.
Though no longer programming computers, he still maintains computers & networks for small businesses and individuals.
I have just read most of your story and think that you are amazing.As a kidney patient who is on haemo dialysis threee times a week the thought of having a transplant is beyond belief.
My boss has said that he would donate a kidney to me and I still cannot believe it.
Comment by Elaine — November 19, 2007 @ 4:01 pmHarry,
I have no idea how I ended up on your website. Perhaps fate? I have no relation to needing a kidney, just a random google search at work that ended up here. With that said, I am truly happy I ran across this. I think your story and willingness to give unconditionally has further reach than you imagined. I will share this with those I care about that need to hear an uplifting story. It’s nice to know there are people out there that really are deserving of being called a ‘hero’, whether or not you think it’s deserving.
David (Will pay it forward)
Comment by David Hancock — March 4, 2008 @ 5:46 pmI am new to this website and not exactly sure what it is all about. From an article in the newspaper I was under the impression that this sight could help me to find a potential kidney donor. My mom is in need of a transplant and although I am a match for her I am extremely over weight and unable to donate until I loose a minimum of 100lbs. With that being said I hate see her waiting and becoming sicker and sicker. I want to give her my kidney and have begun my journey with the weight loss and have so far lost 30lbs but if I could find someone who is ready willing and able to do this for her it would be such a gift. Can this website offer me any advice or guidance?
Thank you for any help that you might be able to supply.
Amy
Comment by amy — October 27, 2008 @ 7:38 pm