The Precious Gift Of Life Is Not Always An Organ

Two American women who passed on in the 1990's,

left behind a great deal of their money to make sure

that the Whooping Cranes in this Country will have

A Whooping Crane

a better life.

The generous financial gifts from Lurae Brinkerhoff of
Wyoming and Elizabeth Overton of Colorado, were used

to secure more land for the critically Endangered Whooping Crane,
whose American living spaces have been disappearing for years.

As a "Designated Organ Donor" all of my life, I feel that each of us, in whatever way we are able, has a personal responsibility or moral obligation, to protect and care for those who cannot do it for themselves.

Human and/or Animal.

So, in lieu of any great financial bequest, my donation, for as much time as I have here, will always be to speak for those with no voice.

Private Cash Secures U.S. Habitat For Endangered Whopping Cranes