Torrey was so full of life, always up with the sun and gone late into the evening. He made the most of the short time he was here. Taken at only 20 years old, Torrey never had the chance to reach his full potential, leaving his family to wonder what direction his life would have taken him.

Joseph "JR" Robinson was always on the go as a child, teen and adult. From being a school crossing guard, making the honor roll, playing all kinds of sports, serving in the Army, working at different careers, and caring for his beloved daughter, his mother wondered if he ever got tired.

Kyle Ford tragically lost his life after a bicycle accident when he was only 15. When the doctors told his mother, Pam, that he had not survived, it was news that no mother is prepared to hear. What Pam heard next, however, would forever change Kyle’s family and their community of Bell, Florida.

Zachary Siegfried loved baseball. He played first base while his twin brother, Kyle, played third. The boys looked forward to playing together on the fields being built behind the family’s home.

Samuel Ritchey was 18-years-old when he was in a serious car accident. Doctors told his parents that he likely would not make it through the night because of the injuries he sustained. Samuel passed away the next day, and the option of donation was presented to his parents.

When Kelly was a pre-teen, she told her mother that she was an organ donor. In fact, it is a conversation that Kelly had with almost everyone she met. When she was old enough for a driver license, she enrolled on the registry and proudly displayed the stamp on her license.

The Honorable John Drew, elected Nassau County Tax Collector, is an advocate for organ, tissue and eye donation.

William “Will” McMahon was an active, healthy, 16-year old honor student from Pensacola. During the last week of 2004, Will went from having flu-like symptoms to being diagnosed with unexplainable liver failure. He was flown to Shands at UF in critical condition, while his mother, Kim, was told he had 24 hours to live.