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For more than 98 years, Dr. Tommy Macdonnell’s hands have changed lives. The same fingers that are folded in his lap were in the fight at D-Day during World War II. They pulled the trigger on a rifle, destroying a German observation scope and giving an estimated one thousand people the chance to live. They were the first to greet more than 4,500 babies as they made their way into the world during his decades as a doctor. They helped write legislation that would after years of repeated failures prohibit smoking in public places and the sale of tobacco to anyone under 18. 

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