A day after she died in a car accident hours after attending prom, Madison Sims was remembered by a teacher as a “shining light to everyone she made contact with.' Sims, 17, was a student at Paul W. Bryant High School in Cottondale.
“Madison was a shining light to everyone she made contact with,” Malcolm Gross, who taught Madison math, said in the school’s post. “Although she was quiet, her presence spoke volumes to her peers and adults alike. She will be missed dearly.”“Madison will always live in the hearts that she left behind,” Edwards said. “She was a sweet and quiet student in our building. Madison knew the power of having strong friendships, and she loved wholeheartedly all who entered her friend circle.
Madison was very soft-spoken, and her soft smile was easily shared when she talked with peers and adults. While Madison is gone from us now, we will continue to hold her in our hearts forever. Our grieving families and Stampede Nation need prayers for strength today and hope for tomorrow as we mourn the loss of our dear student, Madison.
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