Fort Worth, Texas – A 9-year-old Texas girl who was one of the 27 campers and counselors who died in a flash flood on July 4 on July 4, TCU and SMU were respected before her parents, Alma Maters, competed on Saturday.
In a joint social media post on Leading the Game, SMU and TCU describe Lila Bonner has a vibrant spirit and infinite love for animals that are dedicated to saving animals and spreading mercy through her foundation.
“Lila Being the heart of the “Split House” – proudly dressed in TCU purple and Smu red and blue, a true reflection of her family’s loyalty, her father Blake, TCU alumni and her mother Caitlin, SMU alumni. ” Lila’s The world brings together memories of all of us. ”
Lila They roared in the women’s summer camp in rural Texas Hills as the rapid rise of the Guadalupe River flooded. All in all, the destructive floods in Texas killed at least 136 people and washed away houses and vehicles.
Lila’s Parents and her two young sisters, as well as other family and friends, all competed on Saturday, the last between the Mustang and the Horned Frog, a series that dates back to 1915 and to 1915 Southwest Conference rivals.
“We have been bringing girls to TCU games since they were born. Lila Caitlin Bonner said on the court before the game started that this was a huge fan.
Lila They roared in the women’s summer camp in rural Texas Hills as the rapid rise of the Guadalupe River flooded. All in all, the destructive floods in Texas killed at least 136 people and washed away houses and vehicles.
“Join us to honor this incredible young girl who loves both teams and brings light to everyone around her,” the Post continued. “Together, let’s prove that even in the competition, we can unite and be bigger than the game.”
The school also attracted her basic attention. Lila’s Light.
