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BOULDER, Colo. -- A 19-year-old living in Boulder who survived cancer thanks in part to a tissue donation is riding in today's Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, Calif.
Parker Simpson of Aurora had a tumor in his shoulder in high school. Simpson is now cancer-free and is joining the Donate Life float. The float will feature organ and tissue recipients and the relatives of donors.
Simpson's participation in the parade is sponsored by AlloSource, a Centennial-based nonprofit provider of skin, bone and soft tissue allografts used in surgeries. The company says the parade float helps garner attention about not only organ donation, but lesser-understood tissue donation.
Parker Simpson of Aurora had a tumor in his shoulder in high school. Simpson is now cancer-free and is joining the Donate Life float. The float will feature organ and tissue recipients and the relatives of donors.
Simpson's participation in the parade is sponsored by AlloSource, a Centennial-based nonprofit provider of skin, bone and soft tissue allografts used in surgeries. The company says the parade float helps garner attention about not only organ donation, but lesser-understood tissue donation.
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