Under the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act,

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According to the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, for an effective donation of organs after death, one can indicate their willingness to be an organ donor through a witnessed organ donation card, in a will, or through family members after death. The only requirement is that the person did not indicate a desire not to be a donor. Therefore, option D is the best choice. Option A is incorrect because a provision in a will only takes effect after probate of the will. Option B is incorrect because it only allows for one disinterested witness. Option C is incorrect because family members can still make a gift of the decedent's organs even if the decedent did not explicitly make an affirmative indication of the desire to be a donor during their lifetime.