embassy in Port-au-Prince issued a statement Tuesday that it was concerned about electoral results that were “inconsistent.”

“The United States, together with Haiti's international community partners, stands ready to support efforts to thoroughly review irregularities in support of electoral results that are consistent with the will of the Haitian people expressed in their votes,” the statement read.

The Nov. 28 vote was marred by accusations of fraud, including that many voters were turned away at the polls. Twelve of 19 candidates on the ballot declared fraud, including Martelly and Manigat, saying that the administration of President René Préval was rigging the ballot in favor of Célestin, the former head of the government reconstruction agency and the president's handpicked successor. The CEP itself has also come under scrutiny in recent monthsFinding life from loss

Ofelia Dominguez adds final touches to a mixed media portrait of her daughter, Andrea Rae Dominguez, during a ceremony at the Del Sol Medical Center Wall of Heroes Thursday. Watching is her husband, Dick Dominguez, right, and Del Sol CEO Jacob Cintron, center.

Cyndi Chavez, left, of the Southwest Transplant Alliance, hands out roses to attendees during the Wall of Heroes event.

The anguish of losing a daughter remains in the hearts and minds of Ofelia and Dick Dominguez.

But in a split second, those tears of pain and sadness were quickly transformed to tears of joy and pride.

Such was the case last week as the Dominguez family put the finishing touches on a memorial floragraph portrait honoring their daughter -- and organ donor -- Andrea Rae Dominguez.

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