white female deaths unexpectedly and no causes of death in obituary

Nov. 24, 2003 – June 28, 2022

Maddie Eiss had just finished a spectacular freshman year at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

She was a rising star on the women's tennis team, she had been welcomed into Delta Gamma sorority and she posted a perfect 4.0 grade point average.

She was such a brilliant student that she was chosen to be a "supplemental instructor" when she returned in the fall, an honor usually reserved for upperclassmen.

In the meantime, she was taking EMT training classes at SUNY Erie North in Amherst and serving as an instructor and assistant coach at the Miller Tennis Center in Amherst. A neurosciences major, her sights were set on attending medical school.

Her death June 28 from undetermined causes at the age of 18 stunned not only her family, but also her classmates at Case Western Reserve, where she was remembered for her caring nature, her sense of humor and her competitive spirit.

Madeleine Eiss suicide: Did Madeleine Eiss take her own life?

Madeleine Eiss passed away on July 1, 2022 in Clarence Center, Western New York with an undisclosed cause of death. For this reason, it is unknown whether or not she took her own life.

Annie Gotwald passed away unexpectedly on February 1, 2024. She wanted to be an engineer for NASA and STEM was her favorite focus at school.

Qeiahnah Quinnlynn "Q" Lester, 15, of Greentown died unexpectedly on Thursday morning, March 28, 2024 at home. She was the beloved daughter of Crystal Beynon of Greentown and Jerry "J.J." Lester of Equinunk, both of whom survive her.

She was born on August 25, 2008 in Honesdale.

Qeiahnah was a 9th grade student at Wallenpaupack Area High School. Since childhood, she was a passionate cheerleader; she participated in competitive cheer for several years.

March 29, 2024
Dear Wallenpaupack Area School Community,
It is with profound sadness and a heavy heart that we inform you of the passing of one of our 9th
grade students, Qeiahnah Lester, yesterday morning. It is an unimaginable loss for our school
community, and our thoughts and prayers are with Qeiahnah's family and loved ones during this
incredibly difficult time.
During this time of grief, it is important that we come together to support one another. We

n Mother's Day the Martin's lost Luna, one of the loves of their lives, to an unexplained medical emergency. Luna was tragically and unfairly taken from her parents, sisters, family and friends, at the unfathomable age of 10.
The cause of Luna's death has not be discovered, while the family grieves the death of their daughter, they also are at a loss for what could have caused this horrific tragedy.
They will forever search for answers and reasons why, for some small amount of closure, as well as protection for their other 4 girls.
The Martin's plan to, if needed, hire a private medical professional to assist them in gaining answers on the death of their daughter, as well as realizing that this may include extensive and expensive