Invacare’s Abraham Victim of Plane Crash

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Invacare Corp. lost a member of its
team Feb. 12 in the crash of Flight 3407.

Mary Abraham, a regional trainer for the Elyria, Ohio-based
manufcturer, was killed in the Continental Airlines crash, which
took the lives of all 49 aboard and one person on the ground. The
44-year-old Abraham, a respiratory therapist, had worked at
Invacare for 10 years as a product manager and trainer, most
recently in the Maine to New Jersey region. She is survived by
parents George K. and Damasa Abraham, siblings, nieces and
nephews.

Among many interests, Abraham, a retired First Sergeant of the
U.S. Army Reserve, was active in greyhound rescue.

Invacare is coordinating the collection of condolence cards for
the family and donations in Abraham’s name to a greyhound rescue
program through Carolyn Paris, c/o Invacare, One Invacare Way,
Elyria, Ohio 44036.