Sweet daughter and loving friend Patricia Walker of Temple, Texas, and a student at North Belton Middle School have sadly passed away. She was 14 years old at the time of her death. The circumstances surrounding her cause of death are currently unknown, as few details were made available by the family at the time of this publication. She will be deeply missed by her family and friends.
Patricia Walker Death Announcement
Patricia Walker was announced dead in a fundraising page organized Dallas Land. The fundraising page organized to raise $10,000 has raised the sum of $5,243 at the time of this publication.
To donate to the family, click on GoFundMe. “Patricia came in to our lives through “The Penguin Project” in our school system. It is a special needs play where children with special needs are paired with a Mentor who helps them learn their lines, say their lines, helps when they have hard days etc.” Dalls wrote.
From day one she was kind, patient and loving with Bella. They were the same age but she was years ahead of Bella in many ways. She became like part of the family for Bella. We went through 2 years, 2 plays with her as Bella’s Mentor. They developed a bond and friendship that would last forever.
Patricia Walker Life Cut Short
Dallas said that “Sadly Patricia’s life was cut short last night and her parents, Will and CIndy, and her siblings are going to need everyone’s help. They are an amazing family! We bonded with them and their family over the years. They even allowed Patricia and her sister to come hang out with Bella and included Bella in their birthday party.”
Anyone that knew Patricia could see what a great young person she was. She stood up for Bella with a ferocious attitude when needed but was also very patient when Bella tested her with bad days at practice. We don’t have words to help them through this, but we’re hoping we can help ease the burdens they will face over the next few weeks financially.
Feel free to share this GoFundMe and spread the word. Very few people can come in to your Autistic child’s life and make a difference the way Patricia did. We will forever be grateful for any support you can give to her parents.
