Walk of Honor for Ashley

Ashley, 6, had a chronic condition. When it was clear that she would not survive, her family decided to donate little Ashley's organs to help others. Staff from Salah Foundation Children's Hospital and Broward Health Medical Center paused to honor Ashley as she was wheeled into surgery.

More than 2,000 children are waiting for an organ transplant and over 500 are younger than 6 years old, according to the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network.

[wilrobles]

Our daughter donated. She is resting in peace, and others are alive because of her. God has a wonderful of continuing life through others.

[catherinesyme]

As a parent the courage of these parents is incredible 🙏❤️🕯

[laurapeterson]

This is one brave, strong, generous family. I can’t imagine having to make such a difficult decision. While it’s a story of grace and strength, it’s also a heartbreaking story of the loss of a little girl. There are so many feelings.

[starshowers]

I'm so sorry about your little angel. Bless you all for helping other children and sparing other parents the pain you are feeling. You are all heroes.

[julievanderleest]

These honor walks are always heartbreaking to see but when it’s a little kid, I have no words. I can’t begin to imagine the pain that the parents are going through. I just hope that they know that they raised a little hero.❤️

[Beirut]

Seeing her family follow her as for a funeral is heartbraking :'( . Even nurses who should be immune to such dramatic situations couldn't help crying. Now she is protecting her parents from above and living in through her donated organs <3 .

[esdee]

What coueageous and kind parents. My heart goes out to them.

[susansuarez]

How on earth could anyone dislike this video....just awful that they did that. These parents are going through the worst of life, losing a child, have empathy & sympathy for the child and her family. So very sorry for your devastating loss my thoughts and prayers are with you all.. Heaven has the most beautiful Angel bless you.

[countesslove]

Wow! This little spiritual princess is just absolutely gorgeous!! This family is definitely blessed for GOD to have placed her in your care. Respect🕯

[londonlass]

What fantastic, brave, kind and generous parents. My heart is breaking for you. Rest peacefully and pain free baby.

[lauraphillips]

you are all so brave and are angels just as your little girl will forever be!! no words can express how sorry i am for your loss, but your courage and bravery and your little girls are so encouraging that there are still angles and amazing people amongst us especially during all these hard times and uncertainty and you have all given me some profound hope! just watching!! always and forever will angles always be in our hearts and memories of all of loved ones!! wishing you all safety and health !

[leonaober]

Heartbreaking. Bless this child and her parents. Thank you for the gift of life to others. She lives on in them.

[audreymaqks]

What an amazing gift. My sympathy to her family. This hospital showed much deserve respect for Ashley and her family

[nicolethijs]

Such a beautiful way to honor a child, man or women that gives life to other people when they no longer have a life to live.

[mushtaqdhariwala]

No other greater sacrifice than being an organ donor.you will always live in our hearts.

[JudeAussie]

God bless you and your family, sweetheart. I have only just discovered these ‘walk of honour’ videos. What a beautiful idea & tribute. No idea if they do that here in Australia but they certainly should. RIP! sweet angel and much love to your family from Australia ❤️

[RC-mixs]

My now five year old niece, recieved a heart transplant three years ago. I cant imagine how hard it was for the family to make that live saving decision. To save as many live as possible, when your losing your most loved one. I really think that to make that decision in adults it's really hard, I cant imagine how hard and painful is for parents to donate their little babies organs. But thanks to that, my niece is alive now. We know that it is not permanent, she will have to go through another transplant after ten years, but we appreciate live. It is really hard to hope or wish for your child to live, when you know someone else's child has to die for yours to live. May God bless all those people who make the hard decision to donate their organs, and may God bless their families.

[VaBeachBeach]

These videos are bitter sweet. Bitter for the loss and sweet for the life saving gift.

[andreataylor]

Ashley is in the arms of God. Resting and waiting for each of you to join her. For her sake be strong. I cry for you and with you.

[yvonnemckeon]

I’m so sorry for your loss but please take comfort knowing what a hero she is by giving the gift of life to others! There is no greater gift you can give xx