Comments on: Tuesday’s Tale – A New Purpose

By: Cynthia Boulton

Cynthia Boulton — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 15:35:38 +0000

Sara,
Thanks for sharing your story. Thanks for going to the High Schools and talking to today’s youth about organ donation. It was nice to meet you this morning 04/02/2011. I will be creating a display at St. Ann’s Hospital using several stories including yours.
Keep up the good work, Cynthia

By: Anastasiya Carr

Anastasiya Carr — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 20:47:24 +0000

Sara,
This is a beautiful article and I’m sure your father is very proud of you. You’ve touched many lives with what you do and a lot of people look up to you. Your parents did a wonderful job raising such a strong, talented and amazing person as yourself. I am too very lucky to have met you and be able to call myself your friend. Keep up the good work in your father’s name.
Love, Anastasiya.

By: G Kitty Smith

G Kitty Smith — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 14:03:55 +0000

Sara, is my niece by marriage and I am so very proud of her. I saw the bit on MDTV and now I get to read this wonderful article. I also work in the medical profession as an RN. I too, have seen many who suffer waiting for a transplant or families struggling in the ER to make the decision at a crucial time whether to donate. I also encourage those wishing to donate to make those wishes known either to family, on a donor card or on their driver’s license. In the event of their death, it does help the family in the decision making process. We love you Sara and are truly proud of you and your important role in Life!

By: Coley Owens

Coley Owens — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 13:40:35 +0000

Sara, I am proud to call you my friend. Clearly your father lives on through you as well. I became an organ donor in 1989, when I saw my mother in a hospital room in need of a potential transplant. She was eventually taken off the list, when it was discovered the transplant would not save her. I encouraged her to become a donor, and while its not my profession, I do encourage anyone who will listen to make a decision in life that will help others in the event of your death. I love you dearly Sara!

By: Edward Leonard

Edward Leonard — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 20:53:47 +0000

The young lady who wrote this testamony is my niece
I am proud to say…I truely believe things happen for a reason…the timing of which is not in our hands. Its truely the blessed person who is working a job that provides such satisfaction….her unc’ed