Posted on 02/21/2024 9:03:19 AM PST by george76
Community grieves as young fisherman's life cut short unexpectedly..
The community of Winnsboro, Texas, is united in sorrow following the devastating loss of a beloved high school student, Kale Robinson, who was an enthusiastic participant in the Texas High School BASS Association for three years. The grievous event occurred shortly after Robinson took part in a fishing tournament weigh-in on a Saturday, where he suffered a fatal medical emergency, leaving his family, friends, and the wider community in a state of profound grief.
At Winnsboro High School, Robinson was a well-regarded figure, known for his zest for life and commitment to the fishing team. His warm nature and eagerness to contribute to his school’s environment were evident to all who knew him. The loss of such a vibrant and promising student has deeply impacted the school community, causing a ripple of sadness and a reflection on the fragility of life.
Throughout the town of Winnsboro, there is a palpable sense of bereavement as residents come to terms with the sudden absence of Robinson. The young angler’s death has not just been a blow to his immediate circle but has also affected the wider population. The loss is particularly poignant given his active engagement in local activities and the potential he had to make further positive contributions to his community.
The details surrounding the cause of Robinson’s untimely passing remain unclear. Winnsboro ISD has not released extensive information on the medical emergency that led to the tragedy. This lack of detail has shrouded the event in mystery, leaving those who knew Robinson and others in the community seeking understanding amidst their mourning.
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The outpouring of condolences serves as a testament to Robinson’s character and the impact he had on those around him. The tragedy has prompted a collective pause, as classmates, educators, and community members remember a life that, although brief, was marked by an infectious enthusiasm and a spirit of camaraderie. The absence of Robinson has left a void that is deeply felt, underscoring the significant loss for the Winnsboro High School and the local fishing community.
As the community of Winnsboro navigates through this difficult time, the memory of Kale Robinson serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictability of life. His passing has united the community in a shared experience of grief and reflection, while the lack of concrete details surrounding his death has compounded the sorrow felt by many. The legacy of the young fisherman lives on in the hearts of those who knew him, even as they seek solace in the wake of this tragic event.
Rest In Peace, Kale.
The Fauxi flu?
While the team was watching the scoretracker for the tournament, Kale collapsed and became unresponsive. Amongst the crowd at the tournament was a retired EMT and two registered nurses who jumped in to tend to Robinson. Active emergency personnel were also called to the scene, and eventually Robinson was taken to a nearby hospital where he later died.
https://www.kltv.com/2024/02/19/do-it-kale-winnsboro-hs-fishing-team-dedicates-season-late-student/
How often are these sudden deaths of our youth occuring? I don’t recall any deaths among my classmates or at our school when I was growing up and very, very, rarely recall hearing about them until COVID. Now, almost every day we see a news report.
I really don’t remember this happening when I was in school.
MUCH too young ping.
RIP young man.
I really don’t remember this happening when I was in school.
Nor, do I.
COVID “Jabs”
should have been restricted and OPTIONAL for those over age 60 and only younger people with compromised immune systems.
We had kids with health issues pass on, cancer and the like, but otherwise healthy and active kids was unheard of outside some grotesque “fickle finger of fate” stuff happening.
But the jab pushers insist that this “has always been happening” despite the data showing otherwise.
My class lost two back in the late 70s. Both due to DWI.
Written by AI, I bet.
We had kids with health issues pass on, cancer and the like, but otherwise healthy and active kids was unheard of outside some grotesque “fickle finger of fate” stuff happening.
But the jab pushers insist that this “has always been happening” despite the data showing otherwise.
^^ THAT ^^
Same, for my area/time.
And, it’s not because these types of events wouldn’t be reported, back then....heck, on the VERY rare occasions it did happen....the local AND national news would report these types of events, even if it happened hundreds/thousands of miles away, and, in other states.
In 10th grade, the girl who sat in front me wasn’t there one morning. Then came announced over the intercom of her sudden passing the night before. Can’t recall what the issue was except she had a rare undiagnosed condition.
Not appeasing/justifying what we are going through currently, because it seems exponential in days past.
Hard to say if these deaths of young people are more frequent or just more visible. Also hard to say if they are result of the jab or COVID itself as both cause myocarditis amongst other issues. What is not hard to say is that there is an obstinate refusal by all traditional US research entities to even look at the safety of the shot and that says volumes to me.
Nuremberg Code.. Forcing unwanted medical procedures on anyone without their Informed consent is a war crime.
“I don’t recall any deaths among my classmates or at our school when I was growing up...”
Me either and my high school was 7-12th grades back then and I went there all 6 years.
A very large school and I don’t recall any kids ever dying under any circumstances.
The dog that didn’t bark
Don’t worry, Dugway Duke will be along any minute to tell you that this sort of thing has always been this common, and that the “vaccines” have saved at least 14 million lives, despite that being a completely unprovable assertion, and despite how many young, otherwise healthy people “die suddenly” these days.
Yup.
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