Dead Olympic manager saves 4 lives with organ donations

German Olympic dug-out slalom manager Stefan Henze died on Monday after a cab accident, though since he was an organ donor, he has saved a lives of 4 people, Die Welt reported on Wednesday.

“Heart, liver and both kidneys have been successfully transplanted. Thus he has saved 4 lives,” a mouthpiece from a Brazilian health method told a regressive daily.

Henze’s family, who trafficked to Rio after a accident, had given their agree to a transplants.

The 35-year-old tutor and former universe champion had been holding a cab in a early hours of Friday from a dug-out slalom venue when a collision happened.

He after died in sanatorium due to critical conduct injuries.

All German flags during a Olympic venues were flown during half-mast on Tuesday in his honour.

“We are forever unhappy on this day,” pronounced German Olympic Sports Confederation boss Alfons Hörmann.

“Words can't accurately report what we as a Olympic group feel after this terrible loss.”

Henze, who came from Halle an der Salle in Sachsen-Anhalt, was himself a successful Olympian during his career, winning china in a Athens games in 2004 with Marcus Becker. He was also crowned universe champion in 2003 and European champion in 2008.

Article source: http://www.thelocal.de/20160817/dead-olympic-coach-to-save-4-lives-with-organ-donations