With heavy and grieving hearts, we share the devastating news that Abby Pohl has been found following the tragic flood that swept through Camp Mystic. What was meant to be a summer of joy, friendship, and lifelong memories has now become a moment of unimaginable sorrow for Abby’s family, her friends, and the entire camp community.
Abby was a sweet, radiant soul, full of life, laughter, and warmth. Her energy was infectious, her smile could light up a room, and her kindness left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her. Just days ago, she was surrounded by friends—sharing stories, laughter, and camp traditions that make places like Camp Mystic so cherished by so many. Today, we mourn her loss and cling to those memories with tears and tenderness.
The floodwaters that engulfed parts of Camp Mystic in a sudden and violent surge left behind not only physical destruction but emotional devastation as well. Abby’s passing is a heartbreaking reminder of how quickly and unpredictably life can shift. The loss of a child, especially under such tragic circumstances, leaves a hole that words can never truly fill.
As we process this grief, our deepest prayers and sympathies go out to Abby’s parents, siblings, extended family, her camp sisters, and every family impacted by this heartbreaking event. The pain is shared widely, and so too is the love being poured out by communities far and wide who are standing in support of those affected.
We remember Abby not only for her light, but for the way she made others feel—welcomed, valued, and loved. Her presence was a gift, and her memory will remain a source of comfort and inspiration in the days, months, and years to come.
Let us honor Abby by living with the kind of heart she carried—one full of joy, empathy, and compassion. Let us hold our loved ones closer today. Let us reach out to those who may be hurting, and never take for granted the gift of another day.
Rest peacefully, sweet Abby.
You were deeply loved, you are dearly missed, and you will never be forgotten.
Grief support resources are available for families, friends, and campers through local counseling services and faith-based communities. If you or someone you know is struggling, please don’t hesitate to reach out for help.
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