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John Berry’s family made the world accessible at one’s fingertips — his grandfather launched a telephone directory publishing business in Dayton, Ohio, that brought the yellow pages to people all over the globe. And when the Berry family needed answers for a medical need, they knew who to call. For three generations, Mayo Clinic has provided serious and complex care to the Berrys.

"Mayo has given me the gift of extending my life. I am grateful that I can give back and know that in some way I am helping to make a difference.” Julie Crandall

Dick Buell’s goal is simple and selfless: “To help as many people as I can.”

A first responder pronounced Maurice Orange dead. Maurice's body lay crumpled on the hot asphalt in San Diego. His prized Gold Wing 1800 motorcycle wrecked nearby. His fiancée, Cheri, knew something was wrong that afternoon — Aug. 14, 2020.

John Schuler spent years restoring a 1948 Tucker sedan, a car he fell in love with as a young boy. But now he's ready to part with it, donating the proceeds to cancer research.

Early research at Mayo Clinic is a step toward hope for a future treatment for patients with traumatic spinal cord injury. Chris Barr grabbed his surfboard and walked toward the water, leaving what may have been his last footprints in the warm sand.

Life lessons illuminate medical students' paths.

Mayo Clinic's School of Continuous Professional Development offers accredited educational opportunities for medical professionals to enhance their practice.

A 96-year-old Mayo Clinic volunteer finds joy when he is helping patients.

A master classroom for surgical skill development encourages learning.