white female deaths 2019

Grace McKenna Dudich, age 9, daughter of John and Ashley Dudich of Naperville, IL, passed away at Edward Hospital on February 13, 2019. She was born on December 15, 2009 in Hinsdale, IL.

Sophie Coll, 19, from Barna, Co Galway, was a second-year student attending the University of Limerick.
She was ascending stairs with three friends when one “slipped” resulting in the group falling like “dominos”.

Sophie suffered a fatal skull fracture when her head impacted on a tiled floor, Limerick Coroner’s Court heard.

The accident occurred at a house at Stanford Close, located near UL, on September 25, 2017.

Sophie and her friends, Zoe Patterson and Keely McGrath, had earlier gone to a birthday party in another house.

The pair, who attended the inquest with Sophie’s father Rory Coll, stated in their depositions they consumed a “few cans of beer” on the night but were not inebriated.

Beach, 19, went missing Feb. 24 after the accident on Archers Creek near a causeway leading to the gate of Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island.She was one of six people on the 17-foot boat registered to Alexander Murdaugh of Islandton, according to S.C. Department of Natural Resources spokesman Capt. Robert McCullough.

Her body was found in a marsh area about 1:45 p.m. Sunday by a boater, nearly 5 miles from where the accident happened.

Her family has also described her as “always happy” and a Christian who “knows the Lord.”

She fell overboard.

Emergency crews are searching for a 19-year-old woman who fell overboard during a boat crash Sunday morning.

Mallory Beach disappeared following a boating accident near Parris Island around 2 a.m. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, the lead agency on the crash, says the investigation into the cause of the crash is still in its early stages and ongoing.

We are deeply saddened to inform you that on the evening of March 5th, 2019,  Eve passed away and returned to her  Heavenly Father. We are relieved her passing was peaceful and painless.  

Eve was in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit for 5 days and had an amazing team of doctors and nurses working around the clock.

the tires came from a tractor-trailer traveling westbound; the wheels crossed eastbound lanes and entered the rest stop, striking Maurer and two vehicles.

The tires — the rear dual tires of an 18-wheeler — were bolted together and weighed roughly 500 pounds, ABC News reports. The tires traveled more than 800 feet before striking Maurer, the network reports, citing police.

Maurer was a senior at Tulane University in New Orleans, where she studied ecology and evolutionary biology.

Tracy Maurer was supposed to visit New Orleans’ Tulane University to see her daughter graduate in May.

Instead, she’ll be planning a funeral for Margaret “Meg” Maurer, per KSTP. The 21-year-old from Forest Lake, Minn., was killed at a highway rest stop in Mississippi on Tuesday in what authorities describe as a freak accident.
A tractor-trailer driving past the rest stop on Interstate 10 near Gautier lost a set of rear dual tires, apparently due to equipment failure, reports ABC News. The tires, bolted together and weighing some 500 pounds, traveled 850 feet over a median and highway lanes before hitting Maurer, who was walking in the rest stop parking lot with friends, according to the Gautier Police Department. The ecology and evolutionary biology major, on her first spring break road trip, died at the scene.

Police said the driver of the tractor-trailer is not suspected of wrongdoing and stopped soon after the tires came loose.

“I really want to be angry at somebody, but I can’t be,” Maurer’s mom tells KSTP. “It’s absolutely a random, freaky thing.”

Tulane President Mike Fitts says Maurer was “extraordinarily gifted” and planned to “pursue a career in scientific illustration—a field that combined her skill as a scientist, her incredible artistic talent and her love of nature.”

Professor Thomas Sherry even enlisted Maurer to draw illustrations for his book on tropical birds, eight of which were completed before her death; the Biloxi Sun Herald shares two sketches.

“At the very least, we have this incredible memorial to her,” Sherry tells ABC. “These were not only accurate, realistic, biological illustrations … These were works of art.”

A former Miss Teen Universe has died after suffering cardiac arrest on a ski trip the day before her 20th birthday.

Model Lotte van der Zee, from Holland, passed away after being placed in an artificially induced coma after falling ill while on vacation in Westendorf, Austria, with her family.

The beauty queen, who won the prestigious pageant in 2017, died Wednesday at a hospital in Munich, Germany, two weeks after the cardiac arrest.
Her distraught parents broke the news on Instagram.

They said: “Our pearl, our everything passed away on Wednesday evening March 6th at 22:47. It is incredibly surreal that our dearly beloved Lotte is not around us anymore.
They posted the message alongside a picture of their daughter wearing a red ski outfit and beanie hat while enjoying the snow.

Speaking to a Dutch newspaper, the parents said their daughter had been out with friends the night before her heart attack but that she had returned “cheerfully and without health complaints.”

But she did not appear for breakfast and when her parents went to check on her, they found her ill in bed.

They wrote on their daughter’s Instagram that her sickness “swiftly escalated in sudden cardiac arrest” later that day.

She was resuscitated by her mother and rushed to a nearby hospital, where she was placed in a coma.The young model was then transferred to a special hospital in Munich, where she suffered organ failure, according to reports.

Her family has said tests are still being carried out to determine what caused her heart attack.

Gallatin County Coroner Tony Cox confirms that 19-year-old Brooke Naylor died of hypothermia due to exposure.

Naylor is from Harrisburg, Illinois. She was last seen in Harrisburg on March 3, 2019. Her Chevrolet Malibu was found abandoned on the Eldorado Ridgeway Blacktop about halfway between Illinois Route 142 and Illinois Route 1.

On Friday, March 8, 2019 at about 5:40 P.M., someone with the search team found Naylor’s body south of Pot Hole Lane in rural Gallatin County.

Kelsey Womersley was found unresponsive at a flat off Raikes Lane, Birstall, in the early hours of Friday.

Despite medical attention from paramedics she died at the scene, West Yorkshire Police said.

A 17-year-old girl, who was also arrested on suspicion of murder, remains in custody.

The accident happened around 7:45 p.m. when a 2003 Ford Ranger driven by a 17 year old from Henrietta.

As the vehicle was traveling northeast on Farm-to-Market Road 2606, the teen said he swerved to miss a coyote and drove off the roadway for a moment.

He then reportedly overcorrected his steering, causing the vehicle to skid sideways before rolling over.

Harper Stantz, the 16-year-old Binghamton High School student who along with a friend was struck by an accused drugged driver, has died from her injuries after two days in the hospital.

Harper Stantz and Britney Laserinko were walking home from playing tennis together on March 11, 2019 and were struck by a driver under the influence. They were rushed to the hospital, both suffering from severe injuries. Harper and Britney light up a room with their beaming smiles the second they enter it. At only 17 and 19 years old, no one deserves or foresees this kind of tragedy.

When Brooklyn sustained fatal injuries this crossroad was a two way stop. A local man, 56,  driving a Ford Explorer missed the stop sign while eastbound on #20 and smashed into the Chevrolet Cruz that Brooklyn was riding in.  

He was ticketed for failing to stop and paid a fine of less than $150.