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There was the first patient in his name was William Edward Ramsey and Mr. Ramsey was a

Methodist minister who was at the Mayo Clinic for a liver transplant.

This is Assistant United States Attorney, Frank Talbot.

Before that, he had been evaluated for a liver transplant by a hospital out in California.

He actually lived in Las Vegas with his wife. That's where they retired. He'd been to

a hospital in California that told him that the condition of his liver was essentially

too bad, that he wouldn't be a candidate for a transplant. Really, he had been sent home

just really to wait to die. A friend suggested that he reach out to Mayo Clinic in

Jacksonville because maybe they would be a little more aggressive in trying to do a liver

transplant. That's what happened. Mayo Clinic agreed to put him on the transplant list.

That was in 2006. Mr. Ramsey and his wife moved to Jacksonville to wait on a transplant.

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