2013 Tony Carr's Story

Carr suffered extensive burns on approximately 60 percent of his body when the twin-engine aircraft he was piloting crashed into a ball of fire at the Richmond International Airport on April 11, 2011. After more than 25 surgeries, Carr has made an amazing recovery. Twenty-five care providers were given the Order of the Shining Knight for their contribution to Carr's survival. Parts 2, 3 below

VCU Medical Center is one of only two nationally recognized Level I trauma centers in Virginia. Patients are admitted into the trauma center for a variety of reasons that include vehicle crashes, falls, burns and unintentional injuries.

Honorary Chairs:

Rosemary Trible and Wilhelm Zuelzer

Our Shining Knights:

FIRST	LAST	AFFILIATION	DISCIPLINE
Allen	Yee	VCU Medical Center	Emergency Medicine
Vernon	Crumpler	Henrico County Police	Firefighter
Jessica	Frankenhoff	VCU Medical Center	Orthopedic surgery
Marianne	Seyfried-Clemmons	VCU Medical Center	Occupational Therapy
Mary	Goode	VCU Medical Center	Physical Therapy
Kevin	Garber	Richmond International	Firefighter
Baynard	Jackson	Henrico County	Firefighter
Helen	Scott	VCU Medical Center	Environmental Services
Ann	Fulcher	VCU Medical Center	Radiology
Chris	Craft	VCU Medical Center	Emergency Department
Cedric	Campbell	VCU Medical Center	Anesthesia
Ajai	Malhotra	VCU Medical Center	Trauma Surgery
Shannon	Davidson	VCU Medical Center	Burn Center
Daniel	Komoroski	VCU Medical Center	Radiology
Jennifer	Rhodes	VCU Medical Center	Plastic Surgery
Kisha	Morgan	VCU Medical Center	Burn Center
Hillary	Hawkins	Sheltering Arms	Doctor
Kristin	Nuchols	Sheltering Arms	Occupational Therapy
Trine	McCall	Sheltering Arms	Physical Therapy
Gonzalo	Bearman	VCU Medical Center	Infectious Disease
Diona	Tuggle	VCU Medical Center	Burn Center
Lillie	Willis	VCU Medical Center	Burn Center
Michael	Feldman	VCU Medical Center	Plastic Surgery
Brian	Cameron	VCU Medical Center	Neurosurgery