Addi Siscel was a cheerleader at a high school in Missouri and she died in a car accident, which was very sad for her friends and family as per her obituary
The young girl died from injuries she got in the crash, but more information about what happened hasn’t been made public yet.
Also in a tribute, the Francis Howell High School cheerleading page on Facebook revealed that Siscel had died. It called her a “light to all of us” and praised her for always pushing her teammates to be their best.
Missouri high school cheerleader Addi Siscel dies in tragic car accident: Obituary, cause of death, bio, family, GoFundMe
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“Our FHHS Cheer family is devastated by the loss of our sweet Addi Siscel. Addi, you were a light to all of us and you always encouraged us to be our best selves. We will miss the way your smile lit up our sidelines but your heart will always remain within us. Watch over us & we promise to work hard and always make you proud. Rest easy, and fly high beautiful girl,” the page said.
Community rallies to support family of deceased cheerleader Addi Siscel
Francis Howell Cheer Boosters set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for Siscel’s family to pay for her funeral and tribute. So far, $4,460 has been raised out of a goal of $5,000.
Siscel also got a lot of kind words and messages of support on her GoFundMe page. One commenter wrote, “Rest in peace sweet girl. I am so grateful that I was able to see you again not too long ago. I’ll always remember our times together in 4th grade.” Another said, “We love you sweet girl, and promise to keep you in our memories forever!”
Community comes together to honor school student Brayden Bahme
After the death of Brayden Bahme, a high school student who died after cutting his eye on a goalpost while playing sports at Cheney High School in Washington, this sad thing happened. In a statement, Bahme’s school talked about how important it was for students to be able to grieve while keeping school events routine and normal.
In honour of Bahme, a GoFundMe page was set up to help pay for his funeral costs and help fund a fishing programme for young people. The page says, “We have to say goodbye to Brayden with a sad heart. Everyone in our family is grateful for the help.
This GoFundMe will be used to pay for Brayden’s funeral and help the family with their pressing needs. In honour of Brayden “Fish Pockets” Bahme, the rest of the money will go to a fishing programme for young people. Both groups of people have come together to mourn the loss of these young kids. And help their families through this hard time.