14-year-old Aurora Sheffel was killed after a 30-foot log rolled on top of her as she had fun with friends at an Oregon beach.
was snapping pictures with her friends at the beach in Bandon, when a
wave overtook the group and the log she was standing on moved and fell
over her.
Bystanders rushed to assist her and after several attempts,
they removed her from beneath the log and rushed her to the hospital
where she later died.
Aurora was a straight-A
student, a varsity cheerleader at her high school as well as a great big
sister to her five siblings, according to her family. They disputed the
reports that she was taking a selfie prior to her death.
Photos
of Aurora’s final moments were taken by one of her friends and shared
it with her family and in the photo, it can be seen that the wave was
coming. Her family said they found solace in knowing she was having fun
with friends just before she died. They paid tribute to the deceased and
said she was a fun-loving girl.
“She was so kind and so
generous and she would always have a smile for you,” Aurora’s dad, Chris
Hendricks, said. “She was light and she was warm. Our biggest thing too
for the littlest ones is to make sure that they never forget her.”
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