October 1, 2007 – August 7, 2024
Forever in our hearts · Forever 16
"In a world where you can be anything, be kind. Alexandra's light reminds us that every act of kindness can save a life."
Her Story
Alexandra was 16 years old — a daughter, a friend, a young woman full of possibility. She loved deeply, laughed freely, and had her whole life ahead of her. Like so many teenagers today, she faced cruelty she didn't deserve — bullying that followed her online and off, into the spaces that should have been safe.
We share her story not to dwell in sorrow, but because silence allows the same hurt to happen to others. Alexandra deserved kindness. Every young person does.
Alexandra was a teenager with a beautiful spirit — creative, sensitive, and loving. She was someone's daughter, someone's best friend, someone's world.
Alexandra was the target of sustained bullying, both in person and online. Social media amplified the cruelty, making it impossible to escape. We lost her on August 7, 2024.
Alexandra's memory lives on in every act of kindness, in every child who is seen and protected, and in every person who chooses to stand up rather than stand by.
We carry her name forward with purpose — to build a world where no young person has to suffer in silence, and where online spaces are safe for every child.
In Alexandra's Name
Small choices create big change. Honor Alexandra by committing to these simple acts every day.
I will speak up when I see someone being bullied, online or in person — even when it feels hard.
I will reach out to someone who seems alone or struggling. A single message can change everything.
I will think before I post — considering how my words might land in someone else's heart.
I will choose kindness every day — not because it's easy, but because it matters more than anything.
Wall of Love
Share a memory, a message of love, or a kind word in Alexandra's honor. All tributes are reviewed before appearing — thank you for keeping this space gentle and respectful.
Media Coverage
Coverage of Alexandra's story and the issues of bullying, online safety, and the importance of protecting our children.