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It's now more than 15 years since Allan's beautiful daughter Zaidee, 7, a student at Orrvale Primary School, died following a brain aneurism.
Somehow Allan's wife Kim had the bravery to remember that Zaidee had said she would donate her organs, so that's what Allan and Kim did, allowing several others to live.
The foundation remains true to its original mission of raising awareness of organ donation, chiefly through the sale of the now iconic rainbow laces.
Terri spoke to Allan as part of the Shepplife program on One FM.
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Journalist Darren Linton has done a lot. He's one of the most generous and magnanimous people Terri knows. He started as a newspaper journalist in a small country town and rose to the heights of TV journalism, covering the Iraq war.
And then he came back to being a newspaper journalist in a country town. With a million human things in between.
Terri Cowley spoke with him as part of her Shepplife backstory program on One FM.
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