Ballwin Toddler, Family Honored Monday

Artwork honoring people who made sacrifies as organ donors was on display nationally at the Tournament of Roses Parade on Monday.

Floral arrangements called floragraphs decorated the "Donate Life" float, made in conjunction with Mid-America Transplant Services, which displayed images of organ donors along with decorations created by their friends and families.

Among those portrayed was Kyndall Brown, who died at 17 months-old in 2003 due to a household accident while the toddler was being babysat. The girl's parents, Ballwin residents Broc Brown and Jennifer Brown, opted in favor of organ donation, which helped a young girl from Iceland receive a needed liver transplant. The Browns also have three sons, Braden, Gabe and Kynan, two of whom attend .

to put the finishing touches on the decorations for Kyndall, the float was shown on national television Monday. To view video of the Donate Life Rose Parade Float shown on KSDK on NBC St. Louis, click here.