Condolence From: kinni
Condolence: while I didn't go to the same school as maddi, I heard her story on social media a few years ago from some people from my church . Her story inspired me to live like she did and spread love and positivity to everyone around . There's enough hate in this world, and maddi was a light. She shined brighter than most people do in their lifetimes . I was a freshman when she was a junior so I was just starting high school, but already I could tell what a huge impact she made on my friends and peers . I wish I had gotten the chance to meet her, she is a beautiful soul, one that doesn't come into your life very often. I am so thankful for her powerful legacy as she continues to inspire people around her who didnt even know her personally . I want to live like Maddi !!
Thursday April 29, 2021
Condolence From: grayson
Condolence: Maddi was a beautiful soul. I remember the summer nights we spent laughing together under the stars. She was always lively and spontaneous. She would start dancing in the middle of a country song for no reason. She would stand on my truck and dance forever. She put others first. One time we were walking in the field and she saw a hurt bird, she picked it up and brought it home with her. I know Maddi is watching over everyone and guiding them through life like she is me. not a day goes by where I dont see the vivid car crash. not a day goes by that i dont remember running away from the scene.
Sunday July 08, 2018
Condolence From: Sydney Whitner
Condolence: I left Woodstock my freshman year, Madi and I were in the same grade. Although classes and different schedules prevented us from seeing each other often, I remember how close we were in elementary and middle school. I loved hanging out with her, she had the sweetest spirit and the most hilarious laugh. She could light up an entire room. I am so honored to get to know your Madi and to be her friend, so thank you. I just found out about her death and it broke my heart. Although I have no idea what you as a family are going through right now, I hope the information that I have will make it a little less painful. Revelation 21:4 says- “He will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more. Neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.” Please Please visit jw.org for more information and comfort. Again, I am so sorry
for your loss.
Tuesday November 21, 2017
Condolence From: n ferguson
Condolence: I never knew about Maddi until her death in September. My friend told me about her and told me the hashtag. I looked it up and read about her story on Instagram. She didn't devserve to leave us so soon. Maddi was an amazing person and her kind heart will live on forever. Come as you are, fall in HIS ARMS. #livelikemaddi
Sunday October 29, 2017
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Sunday October 15, 2017
Condolence From: Carol Fevola
Condolence: I did not know Maddi, except that my son said she was in his lunch period. I feel like I know her now from all the kind words and descriptions everyone has written about her. As a mother, I have thought and prayed for her family and friends every day.My condolences go out to all of you. I was on Pinterest and saw all the beautiful things that Maddi loves and enjoys. What a beautiful, happy, young girl, inside and out. She loves flowers, golden retrievers, words of faith, encouragement, and wisdom, sun flowers, sunsets, football games, happy occasions, fun, friends, and family. I mostly enjoyed her pins of "words". I encourage you all to look at these and read them. One said, " On the other side of the clouds is a Bright Blue Sky". On another pin, Maddi wrote after she pinned it, "Face whatever emotion comes with courage and truth;then give it to God. Jesus knows all and is empathetic because he experienced hurt himself. Trust Him to be there for you always" (Madilyn saved to "words") This was after the "words" pin that starts.."And if sorrow clouds your soul, don't fight it; allow the tears to flow...... Try and read this one. I believe Maddi received much comfort in her faith and her pinned "words". Now she is giving us all comfort and inspiration with these passages pinned by her. What an amazing young lady to leave such a legacy in so many wonderful ways. Yes, we all need to "Live, like Maddi."
Sunday September 17, 2017
Condolence From: d mullins
Condolence: So very sorry to learn of the tragic accident and your loss of Madilyn.
The Bible offers hope for those who have lost loved ones in death. "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.” (Revelation 21:4) Soon death will be a thing of the past, and the pain that it causes us now, will be removed. Those who have fallen asleep in death will be brought back to life and have the prospect of living forever in paradise on earth. We can believe the promise that death will be no more because it is "impossible for God to lie." (Hebrews 6:18) May this hope comfort your hearts during this difficult time. please see jw.org
Saturday September 16, 2017
Condolence From: amari carter
Condolence: sending my condolences from north carolina.. i enjoyed having maddi in my classes for she lit up the room since she was always smiling or laughing. my prayers are with you all💛
Friday September 15, 2017
Condolence From: Cammie Holland & MaryJane Buchanan
Condolence: Rest in peace beautiful. I pray for the family during this painful time.
Friday September 15, 2017
Condolence From: Julia
Condolence: I never met Maddi but I have seen the huge impact her passing has on a lot of people. She will be missed but a lot. Maddi leaves behind a huge legacy and had a huge impact on a lot. May God wrap you in his loving arms. Maddi rest in peace.
Thursday September 14, 2017
