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HENDERSON ISD MOURNS the Tragic Loss of Two Young Lives in Car Accident

HENDERSON ISD MOURNS the Tragic Loss of Two Young Lives in Car Accident

It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that Henderson Independent School District (HISD) announces the tragic loss of Kyla Henderson, a former HISD student, and Aubree Edney, a soon-to-be sixth grader at HISD. Both young lives were cut short in a devastating car accident yesterday, sending shockwaves through the Henderson community and beyond. Their untimely passing is a tragedy that has left a hole in the hearts of all who knew them.

Kyla Henderson, a former student of Henderson ISD, was known for her vibrant personality, her warm smile, and her kindness to everyone around her. She touched the lives of her peers, teachers, and the entire HISD community with her positive attitude and enthusiasm for life. Kyla had a bright future ahead of her, and her absence leaves a profound sense of loss among those who watched her grow and thrive during her time at HISD.

Aubree Edney, who was preparing to begin sixth grade at HISD this fall, had an infectious energy that made her beloved by all who encountered her. Aubree was excited about the upcoming school year and the new experiences that awaited her. Her family, friends, and teachers had high hopes for her future, and her absence leaves a void in the hearts of everyone who knew her. Aubree was a cherished part of the community, and the pain of her loss is felt deeply by all.

As a district, HISD expresses its heartfelt condolences to both the Henderson and Edney families during this unimaginably difficult time. Our thoughts are with these families as they navigate through their grief and sorrow. The loss of Kyla and Aubree is felt not only by their families but by the entire school district and the broader community. Their absence will be profoundly felt in classrooms, hallways, and across our campuses, where their laughter and joy will be missed.

Although HISD campuses are still operating on a summer schedule, we acknowledge that this news may be overwhelming and painful for many students, staff, and community members. We want to remind everyone that counseling services are available for both staff and students who need support during this difficult time. The emotional toll of such a loss is heavy, and we encourage anyone who needs help processing this grief to reach out for the resources available. Our school counselors, staff, and support teams are here to offer guidance, comfort, and assistance to all those who may be affected by this tragedy.

We understand that this loss may be especially hard for students who knew Kyla and Aubree, and for those who may have had plans to welcome Aubree into the school this fall. The HISD community is a close-knit one, and when one of our own suffers, we all feel it. We encourage everyone to lean on one another for support and comfort. Whether it’s through conversations with friends, family, or trusted adults, it is important that we allow ourselves the space to grieve together and find healing together.

As a district, we are committed to supporting our students, staff, and families through this challenging time. The loss of these two young lives serves as a reminder of how precious life is, and how important it is to hold our loved ones close.

Please continue to keep the Henderson and Edney families in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate through this incredibly difficult time. Our hearts go out to them, and to all who are mourning the loss of Kyla and Aubree. Their memory will live on in the hearts of everyone who knew and loved them.

We ask the community to come together to support these families in any way possible. Whether through kind words, shared memories, or simply offering a listening ear, it is through our unity that we will begin to heal and honor the lives of these two young souls. Kyla and Aubree will forever be remembered, and they will always have a place in the heart of Henderson ISD.

Rest in peace, Kyla and Aubree. You will never be forgotten.

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