She has been at the forefront of organ donation education by working with LifeCenter Northwest, mentoring other patients who are waiting for a donor. Wood has also been a dedicated volunteer and spokesperson for the Northwest Kidney Centers for over 25 years, often taking kidney dialysis machines and other props to classrooms, colleges, churches and civic organizations. She can often be seen in Olympia during legislative sessions, acting as a patient advocate for research issues. We salute all of you for your fine work. Its membership represents more than 375 academic institutions, independent research laboratories, teaching hospitals, private industries, professional societies, voluntary health agencies and philanthropies.
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