Kellie and Randy Johnson have been dedicated supporters of Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF) for many years, actively volunteering to raise awareness and funds for research in their community. They have previously chaired the JDRF Walk in The Woodlands, demonstrating their commitment to the cause. Their daughters, Jacquelyn and Jillian, have both lived with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) for over two decades—Jacquelyn was diagnosed at just two years old, while Jillian received her diagnosis at six. Over the years, the Johnsons have witnessed firsthand the transformative impact of research on treatment and technology for managing this lifelong condition. They eagerly anticipate the day when Type 1 Diabetes becomes Type None.