Who Was Cassidy Murray? Boston Girl Died In Boating Accident
According to her family and school officials, a juvenile girl from Milton, Massachusetts, was tragically died in a boating accident while on holiday with her family in Aruba, where she was on vacation with her family. In the early hours of Wednesday, Cassidy Murray, a Cambridge student at Buckingham Browne & Nichols, passed away. Cassidy’s family released a statement and a photo of her on Facebook on Friday afternoon. “Our hearts are devastated as a result of the tragic death of our daughter, Cassidy. ” It will be difficult for those who knew and loved Cassidy to say goodbye to her because of her charming attitude, genuine kindness, brilliant intelligence, and energetic joy for life.” The Murrays filed a letter to the editor.
The family expressed their gratitude to everyone for their love and support, and they asked that everyone respect their privacy and allow them some time to grieve privately at this sad time. Jennifer Price, the school’s principal, issued a letter to the entire student body informing them of the tragedy. Cassidy started seventh grade this year, in part because her brother Adam, a BB&N tenth grader who graduated from Middle School four years ago, gave her a glowing recommendation. “She didn’t waste any time in leaving her mark on the Mississippi State campus,” Price wrote in her letter to the president.
She brought whatever group she was a part of together with her ever-present grin, cheerful temperament, and infectious laugh.” Her genuine kindness and serene modesty gained the admiration of her fellow students and made her stand out. From the first day of school, her classmates recognised her as a trustworthy, friendly confidante who has a great sense of humour and camaraderie.” Prices recollects Cassidy as a person who was not afraid to take on new challenges, such as taking a drama class or participating in a hockey game for the first time this winter. She also spent a significant amount of time participating in gymnastics.
Price stated that the middle school will be open on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. for students and parents who wish to meet with counsellors, teachers, and advisers to discuss their educational options. Professors and students will then gather for class meetings on Monday morning to kick off the day. It is true that there is no universally ‘right’ way to respond to terrible catastrophes such as this, she said, adding that there is no universally ‘proper’ way to respond.
Price went on to say that each of us, adults and children, who have been affected by this devastating news will need to grieve and process it in our own manner. Added Price, “What I know about the BB&N community is that we will all be there in our own way to offer a hand or an ear to anyone who is in need, to rely on one another, and to keep the Murray family in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers in the days and weeks to come.”
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