Bailey Dwyer Memorial Fund
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Our Riverside family lost a precious member on Monday. We are setting up this Go Fund Me to help the Dwyer family in this time of need. The Dwyer Family has been a huge part of the Riverside Community, and the impact of this loss will be felt by many. All donations will go directly to the family, and be used to try and make this heartbreaking situation a little bit easier.
Bailey Dwyer, 19, of North Sewickley Township, passed away Monday, January 4, 2021 at UPMC Motefiore.
Born in Ellwood City on July 3, 2001 Baily was the daughter of Chad and Becky Follett Dwyer. A 2019 graduate of Riverside High School, Bailey played softball for the Lady Panthers and cheered for 13 years. She was a student-journalist for ellwoodcity.org and also enjoyed theater. Bailey was currently a sophomore at Kent State University, majoring in journalism with a minor in multi-media. She loved the arts, especially music and writing. She also loved attending concerts and took each of her brothers to their first concerts. Most recently, she decided to take up skateboarding. Friendly and fun-loving, Bailey loved everyone, especially children, who were always drawn to her.
In addition to her parents, Bailey is survived by her brothers, Grayson and Garrett Dwyer, her paternal grandparents, Ronald and Jessie Dwyer of North Sewickley Township, her maternal grandparents, Ronald and Shirley Follett of Franklin Township, numerous aunts, uncles and cousins, and her two dogs, Grady and Rider.
Bailey Dwyer, 19, of North Sewickley Township, passed away Monday, January 4, 2021 at UPMC Motefiore.
Born in Ellwood City on July 3, 2001 Baily was the daughter of Chad and Becky Follett Dwyer. A 2019 graduate of Riverside High School, Bailey played softball for the Lady Panthers and cheered for 13 years. She was a student-journalist for ellwoodcity.org and also enjoyed theater. Bailey was currently a sophomore at Kent State University, majoring in journalism with a minor in multi-media. She loved the arts, especially music and writing. She also loved attending concerts and took each of her brothers to their first concerts. Most recently, she decided to take up skateboarding. Friendly and fun-loving, Bailey loved everyone, especially children, who were always drawn to her.
In addition to her parents, Bailey is survived by her brothers, Grayson and Garrett Dwyer, her paternal grandparents, Ronald and Jessie Dwyer of North Sewickley Township, her maternal grandparents, Ronald and Shirley Follett of Franklin Township, numerous aunts, uncles and cousins, and her two dogs, Grady and Rider.
Organizer and beneficiary
Michael Lucarelli
Organizer
Beaver Falls, PA
Rebekah Dwyer
Beneficiary