Teen killed in West Babylon crash will help save lives through organ donations to 3 recipients
LiveOnNY says her gifts of life were given to three recipients in New York City, Maryland and Massachusetts.
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Sep 27, 2024, 4:59 PM
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yesterdayNews 12 has learned that 17-year-old Bella Trezza, who died following a West Babylon crash, donated her kidneys and liver Thursday.
LiveOnNY says her gifts of life were given to three recipients in New York City, Maryland and Massachusetts. Two women in their 30s received her kidneys and a man in his 60s received her liver.
Today, community members wore pink bows in her memory.
The 17-year-old died Wednesday night following injuries sustained in a crash on Saturday.
One other teen died in the crash and three other teens were also injured in the crash.
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