Kristina Chesterman, a 21-year-old nursing student from California, was killed by a suspected drunken driver last year before she ever got a chance to travel, learn how to fly a plane or ride a camel. But now Susan Vieria, 64, has made a commitment to fulfill all the wishes on the bucket list of the young woman whose heart is beating in her chest. Chesterman, from Livermore, was left brain dead after a car operated by 19-year-old Riley Hoover slammed into her bike just a block from her home near Chico State University campus last September. Unbreakable bond: Kristina Chesterman (left), a 21-year-old nursing student from California, was an organ donor, so when she was killed in a horrific DUI crash last year, her heart went to 64-year-old Susan Vieria (right)
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Kristina Chesterman was less than a block from her home in Chico, California, when she was hit by SUV and carried 120 feet last September
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She was left brain dead and her life support was switched off days later
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Susan Vieria, 64, suffering from congestive heart failure received Chesterman's heart
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She will try to tick all the items off her donor's bucket list, including running through a poppy field, riding a camel and flying a plane
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Chesterman also helped save the lives of two babies, a family friend who got her kidney and another man who received most of her liver
The beautiful college sophomore was studying to be a nurse because she wanted to save lives, and she was also a registered organ donor - a decision that ended up giving at least five people, @placeholder among them, a second chance.