Erin West

We are thinking of you always and holding you close.

Erin is my niece. We were very close and I will treasure the relationship and I am a better person having her in my life. I’m thankful I had time with her the weekend before this tragic event. I love you and will miss you my sweet girl. Always, Aunt Debbie. 💕

Erin and I spent countless hours as kids playing sharks and minnows in the pool, playing “school” at each other’s houses, and playing in the woods with other neighborhood kids. She would light up talking about her elementary school teachers, and she loved babies and toddlers. Erin was born to be a teacher and mom. She had a bubbly, fun-loving personality and kind, caring spirit. She looked up to her sister Jenny so much; we once tiptoed into Jenny’s room to admire her gorgeous black prom dress. Erin went to her loving mom for advice, and would sweet talk her dad into stopping at Checkers on his way home from work to bring home a delicious hamburger. Erin was special. Heaven gained an angel, and her joyful nature and beautiful smile will continue on through her three daughters. My deepest sympathy goes to all of you. Rebecca Clements (Dysart)

So sorry for your loss. You have my sympathy.

I didn't know her, but my heart breaks for your family after this terrible tragedy. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.