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This page is
dedicated to all those who have lost loved ones from Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD)
and
Hypertrophic CardioMyopathy (HCM).
We at the Derrick Faison Foundation want to pay homage by honoring those who
touch our lives before their homecoming. We invite you to share any stories
of loss. Please click
here to write to us and submit your story
and/or comments. We Thank You and God Bless...
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Antwoine
Key,
Eastern Connecticut death all too
familiar.
Boston, MA -
January 20, 2005 |
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My name is Maura Mendoza. I stumbled upon your site by chance and was touched deeply by your story. My oldest son Travis fell victim to undetected HCM at the tender age of 14 on August 22nd 2002 while attending a light football practice . Since Travis death I have become involved in advocationg for CPR in my community and placement of AED's. I also sponsored a heart screening in June here in York Beach. Please add my son to your memorial page, I wopuld be most honored. Thank you , and if I ever may assist you please call upon me.
Maura F mendoza
York, Maine -
August 22, 2002
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Sixteen
year old Scotty Lang collapses and dies during football practice.
Orange County
California -
November 1999 |
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| Derrick Faison - Passed 6/27/04 of HCM while playing basketball. |
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Sergio Ahumada (former student
of Mr. Faison, pictured above)
Hi,
My name is Sergio. I
was a student of Mr. Faison. I am sorry about your loss. He indeed was
the best teacher I have ever had. I just found out about what happened
yesterday, Sept. 20, 2005. I had just come from court and thought I
would pay him a visit at school, since it had been nearly 2 years since
I had seen him. I am very shocked about what they had told me. I still
don't believe it. I know I will never have another teacher or friend
like him because he was simply the best person that I knew next to God.
He had a really good sense of humor, and I believe that is where I got
mine from, and I also believe it is what made his class worth going to.
Summit Annex is known to the students as the "drop-zone," which means
that it was the last school willing to accept us. However, Mr. Faison
made it seem like it was the best school any kid could ever go to. He
always gave us chances at succeeding. For that I thank him. Without him,
I wouldn't be graduating this year. I was just about ready to drop-out,
until I was transferred into his class. I will keep prayer for him.
Thank you for your time and God bless you.
Sergio Ahumada |
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