Native obituary: Sadie Mauro, 17, ‘assured, heat, and empathetic in all she did’

Mauro, Sadie Jane Of Sherborn, previously of Shelburne, VT, handed away out of the blue on July 21, 2023. Beloved daughter of Charles D. Mauro Jr. and Jill Sullivan Mauro. Cherished sister of Ian Mauro. Devoted granddaughter of Betty Sullivan and her companion, Dennis Collins, of Greenport, NY; Sarah Horne of Rupert, VT, and Charles D. Mauro of Dorset, VT. Adored niece of Marisa Mauro of Fayston, VT; Dylan and Kelly Mauro of Folsom, CA; Kim and Dan Fodor of Shaftsbury, VT.

To people who knew her, Sadie was a real mild, and lived day-after-day in full. Household and laughter, associates and sport, animals, and the outside, that was what she cherished. She was born with a nature and knowledge past her years that allowed her to reside a full life that felt far longer than her time right here. Assured, heat, and empathetic in all she did, and to all she met, our lives will all the time be higher and brighter due to her instance.

Dover Sherborn principal, John Smith, stated of her, “Sadie’s smile may mild up a room, she had a coronary heart of gold and the sweetest spirit. She had such a robust sense of self and had a love for journey and something outdoor. A hardworking scholar and nice athlete, Sadie was real and effortlessly sort.”

“She simply had that form of glow and ease about her… All the time completely satisfied. You felt like she was a persona you may belief something you had in her care,” stated Leslie Frank of Mass. Elite Lacrosse.

A Celebration of Life can be held on the Unitarian Universalist Church, 11 Washington Avenue, Sherborn, on Friday, July twenty eighth at 10 AM. Relations, associates, and group members are kindly invited to attend. Informal summer season apparel please, as Sadie cherished this season a lot. To livestream, please go to https://www.UUAC.org.

Donations in Sadie’s honor might be made to Harlem Lacrosse’s Sadie Mauro Memorial Fund – https://www.harlemlacrosse.org/sadiemauromemorial. For instructions and guestbook, please go to www.everettfuneral.com John Everett & Sons 508-653-4342

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