Suddenly, he was gone.
Joe Chairez, badge #238, died spontaneously while on duty as a police officer. Joe had it all. He was handsome, smart and driven by a real passion to help those in need. Joe was also in love and engaged to be married.
We follow Joe's dad through his non-stop public awareness efforts and see him shine as a beacon to donor families at the Transplant Games of America. We witness Joe’s fiancé come to terms with her loss in her own way and time.
Through multiple stories of grief and recovery, we learn about healthy grieving, what it means to be a donor family and plant the seed for an honest conversation about organ donation every family needs to have.
Joe Chairez, badge #238, died spontaneously while on duty as a police officer. Joe had it all. He was handsome, smart and driven by a real passion to help those in need. Joe was also in love and engaged to be married.
We follow Joe's dad through his non-stop public awareness efforts and see him shine as a beacon to donor families at the Transplant Games of America. We witness Joe’s fiancé come to terms with her loss in her own way and time.
Through multiple stories of grief and recovery, we learn about healthy grieving, what it means to be a donor family and plant the seed for an honest conversation about organ donation every family needs to have.
Joe's Parents -
Theresa and Jess Chairez
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Joe's fiancé Rebecca and Joe's Friends
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"Very moving and persuasive.
The emotions are so clearly authentic that it will certainly save lives.”
- Reg Green, father of Nicholas Green, the little boy who was shot in Italy and whose organs were donated to seven Italians.
Rebecca Trailer - Now what?
