When Jason Taylor and Eyal Lalo met, they had several things in
common: cars, boats, and watches. But what really cemented their
friendship was a love for the ocean and a desire to help kids.
They hatched a plan to join forces and take children with
critical illnesses such as cancer as well as burn victims out on
the water for a day of fishing. Lalo had a boat perfect for the
task, and the Jason Taylor Foundation, which for almost nine
years has been cultivating the empowerment of South Florida’s
children, had a relationship with Jackson Memorial Medical
Center. What started as a cocktail conversation has grown into
Ocean Time, a program that has become an ongoing branch of the
Jason Taylor Foundation. We sat down with Taylor and Lalo to see
just how things started and what it’s like to take young
patients away from the drudgery of their treatment and onto the
open seas.  OCEAN DRIVE: How did you meet? Eyal came by one of
our Foundation events to support and say hello. EYAL LALO: I
always had a desire to take