Violet Satterfield Death:-This month, Violet Satterfield, 2, of Arab, Alabama, passed away tragically after being found floating in a pool. Her community is grieving. Violet’s mother, Rebekah Satterfield, posted the heartbreaking information on Facebook on Monday. “We only had two years with you, but they were filled with the happiest moments of my life,” she wrote in her letter. “I will carry you with me in my veins until the day I see you again, my love.”
Funeral Arrangements
The Satterfield family has requested that people wear purple in Violet’s honor, even though they haven’t set a date for her funeral. Rebekah Satterfield posted on Facebook, “Wear purple in honor of my baby as we commemorate her brief life.” The Arab Fire Department was called about a possible drowning on July 1 at around 7 p.m. Violet was rushed to a local hospital and then airlifted to Birmingham. Rebekah Satterfield said Violet had entered the pool by sneaking outside without her floaties.
Community Support
In response to the tragedy, a GoFundMe campaign was launched, and it has raised nearly $28,000 to support Violet’s family. Furthermore, a vigil was conducted on July 2 by the community to show their solidarity and support for the Satterfield family at this difficult time. In the wake of the incident, Arab Police Chief Shane Washburn emphasized the importance of pool safety and urged parents to use extra caution when their children are near pools. “A barrier is always beneficial, but sensors are also available to alert you when something is in the pool,” Washburn said. “Whether it’s an animal or a youngster, those sensors will light up. People with small children know that they often get away from you without you realizing it.
Conclusion
The sudden death of Violet Satterfield has had a profound effect on the Arab community. As people come together to lament and remember Violet, her story serves as a somber reminder of the necessity of vigilance and safety precautions around pools. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Satterfield family during this extremely difficult time.
