The Colorado Avalanche crashed Denver7's interview with Steve and Brian Dea to surprise them with tickets to Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Brian Dea donated his kidney to his father Steve last year. via robharristv
DENVER — It’s clear, even at first glance, that Steve and Brian Dea share a lot — if their same last name didn’t give away their blood relation, their similar mannerisms certainly would — but the two have shared even more since March of last year.
Steve’s doctors at UCHealth prepared him for a long process. On average, patients wait three to five years for a transplant, according to the National Kidney Foundation. Thankfully, though, Steve had a perfect and willing match very close to him. After a series of extensive tests on his organs and general health, doctors determined it was safe for Brian to donate one of his kidneys to his father. Brian didn’t hesitate for a second.
The Dea family also shares a love of sports — in particular, the Colorado Avalanche. After hearing about their story from UCHealth, the Avalanche wanted to give the Deas a very special gift.
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