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Ava Wood

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2008-06-20
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A New York state teenager, whose life was tragically cut short in a heartbreaking murder-suicide at her family home, is being remembered by her community with deep sorrow. The young girl, a dedicated 9th-grade student, had already made a name for herself as an exceptional athlete, actively competing on both her school’s soccer and track teams. Her track coach spoke fondly of her, describing her as “self-directed, driven, and someone with an unprecedented work ethic. And she was fast—really fast.”

Before the events that shocked the small town of Baldwinsville, she attended Durgee Junior High School, where she began building a reputation not just for her athletic talent but also for her determination and maturity. Authorities have indicated that she was likely killed by her father, Christopher Wood, before he took his own life in what appears to be a murder-suicide. At the time, her parents had been separated and were living apart, though she primarily lived with her father.

She, a bright and promising young individual, will be deeply missed by teammates, teachers, and loved ones who saw in her the kind of potential that few possess at such a young age. Her story serves as a painful reminder of the hidden struggles that can exist behind closed doors—even in the lives of those who seem to be thriving.

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She did really well in school, consistently earning good grades and making the honor roll every chance she got. On top of that, she was a key player on the junior varsity soccer team, proudly wearing the number 19 jersey. She balanced academics and athletics with dedication, showing everyone what she was capable of. Her hard work definitely paid off, both in the classroom and on the field—she truly stood out as someone to watch.

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