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The Arizona Republic is reporting that Christina-Taylor Green's organs were donated to an organ-donation network, and have already saved a Boston girl's life.
The 9-year-old girl was one of six people killed in last weekend's shooting.
The Most Rev. Gerald Kicanas, Bishop of Tucson told the crowd that Christina-Taylor's organs were donated.
And a friend helping the Green family said they received a call yesterday from the organ donation network, telling them that Christina-Taylor's donation had already saved the life of a child on the East Coast.
Read the whole thing here.
