Walnut Creek Patch | Lance Howland
A flower picture of the late manager of Walnut Creek's DMV office will blossom on the Donate Life float in the Rose Parade.
One of the biggest fans of the New Year's Rose Parade, the late manager of the Walnut Creek office of the Department of Motor Vehicles, will be there in spirit and floragraph next month.
A portrait of Kimberley Rochelle Williams-Ibarra, who died of a blood clot in October 2010, will be featured with 71 other floragraphs of organ, eye and tissue donors on a Donate Life float in the Pasadena parade.
A floragraph is a portrait of a deceased donor created with floral materials.
The DMV and Donate Life California held a photo opportunity Tuesday at the DMV office on North Broadway to finish the floragraph with Williams-Ibarra's family.
"For me it's comforting," said Rae Williams of Hayward, Williams-Ibarra's mother. "We've come full circle. We used to call that her parade." Her daughter used to call her during the parade and insist that Williams turn on the television.
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