The school's news release revealed that Fannon was discovered unresponsive in her classroom after school hours on Friday, March 8, with all efforts to revive her proving unsuccessful, leading to the declaration of her and her baby's passing at 6:30 p.m.
The cause of this heartbreaking loss has not yet been disclosed. Fannon, who was expecting a daughter named Hadley Jaye in approximately four weeks, was described on a GoFundMe page as a selfless individual who prioritized her students above all else, leaving a lasting positive impact on their lives and those around her.
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In a poignant message, the GoFundMe page urged people to cherish their loved ones, emphasizing the unpredictability of life. The school highlighted Fannon's dedication to her students, noting her unwavering passion for teaching special needs children and her warm, welcoming demeanor within the school community.
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As the community grapples with this devastating news, mental health counselors have been made available to support students during this difficult time. Meanwhile, a GoFundMe initiative has garnered over $70,000 in donations, reflecting the outpouring of support for Fannon's family.
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