My name is Melissa. My 19 year-old daughter, Millicent “Milli” McDonald, was in a jet-ski collision on May 19th and removed from life support of May 20th, 2014.

Currently, there is no law in the State of South Carolina that requires the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to administer a breathalyzer to any party operating a watercraft during a major collision that involves death, or grave bodily injury.

I am collecting signatures to be able to speak on the Senate floor in Columbia, South Carolina to have "Milli's Law" put into affect.

"Milli's Law" would consist of both parties that are operating a water-craft on any body of water in the State of South Carolina to be administered a breathalyzer following a major collision.

If this law is passed, and one person stops to think of "Milli's Law", then they might hand the keys to a sober operator and avoid taking the life of another in a reckless collision.

Thank you for your signature, which shows you agree with the making of "Milli's Law" to keep our waterways safe for everyone.

Melissa Grice

Manning, South Carolina