As Abigail was coping from the loss of her mother, she learned an hour before her high graduation ceremony her father, Darrell, died in a car crash. RyanHillNews explains how the Julian community is lifting her up in her time of need.
“The past year for me has definitely been a roller coaster,” said Abigail Yenawine.“My mom was one of the sweetest people I’ve ever met. She did anything and everything to take care of me and to take care of my dad,” said Yenawine.
“When I found out that he ended up passing away, I remember just collapsing into my best friend’s arms,” Yenawine said. “I found out an hour before our graduation ceremony.”“I turned, I collapsed, and I was like ‘I don’t know what I’m going to do.’ Like with college, I didn’t think I was going to be able to purse college.”“We were here when we received the news. And so, our first thought is what can we do?” said Kim Simas.
“It’s going towards helping Abigail just start a fresh new future and to have that ability to not worry about having her college paid for,” said Simas.Yenawine will be attending University of California Merced in the fall. “I don’t know what I would’ve done without all of the help I’ve gotten from everyone around here,” said Yenawine.
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