**Milwaukee, WI** — The community is mourning the tragic loss of **Grant Freeze**, a young man who was involved in a devastating car accident from which he will not recover. Just seven weeks ago, Grant proudly earned his driver’s license and made the selfless decision to become an organ and tissue donor — a choice that now stands to save and transform the lives of many.
This Sunday, doctors from hospitals across the region will gather at **Froedtert Hospital** to carry out the donation procedure, ensuring that Grant’s final act is one of incredible generosity and hope. His organs will give others a second chance — a lasting gift from someone described by loved ones as “the very best.”
Before the procedure, family, friends, hospital staff, and supporters will accompany Grant in a **Hero’s Walk** to the operating room, a symbolic and deeply emotional farewell. As the walk begins, those present will be surrounded by the warmth of Grant’s spirit and the music of **Frank Sinatra’s “My Way”**, a fitting tribute to a young man who lived — and gave — on his own terms.
“I know this will be an exceedingly difficult moment,” a family member shared. “But we will be surrounded by our families, friends, and medical staff — and most of all, by Grant’s generous spirit.”
Though his life was far too short, Grant Freeze leaves behind a legacy of courage, kindness, and selflessness. In his final moments, he becomes a hero — not just to those who knew him, but to the many lives he will touch through his final gift.
