Help our Late Noah become an Author

Some people are motivated to be something better through a song, a movie, a thought, a scripture, or a friend. Our son Noah has motivated us. There are so many words that can describe him. You have heard all those words. Hopefully, you know someone  that encompasses his passion and love for others. We lost Noah too early. Noah Cole Worthington was 11 when he passed in a tragic car accident. We think about him every day. We miss him. We miss the young man he was becoming. It was just a few weeks before his accident, when he brought home a short story from school. His teacher loved the story. She wrote at the bottom of the story she expected him to publish someday. She inspired him. Up until his accident, he spoke of how he wanted to be an author.  Noah didn't get that chance. However, Noah continues to inspire us. He was an organ donor. He saved the lives of four individuals. His heart beats on in the body of a beautiful young lady from Alabama. Noah's contributions to society continue on, even after death. But, he cannot write anymore. He can still be a published author. With your help, and the help of a wonderful artist named Becky Hochhalter, you can help us realize his dream in a 28 page illustrated children's book. We are sincerely appreciative of your help in making Noah's dream become a reality.  Below is an example of Becky's work in a depiction of some of Noah's story.  Please help us to continue to motivate, as we plan on donating a portion of the books proceeds to Indiana Donor Network in an effort to increase awareness of organ donation.