An 11-year-old Connecticut boy, Torren O’Grady, was tragically killed in a bicycle crash involving a school bus just five days into the new school year, leaving his family and community devastated. As they mourned, schools provided counselors and emotional support, while neighbors created a memorial and launched fundraisers that quickly raised tens of thousands of dollars for his family. His youth lacrosse team also honored him by asking families to leave porch lights on and display lacrosse sticks outside their homes, showing just how deeply the young boy had touched his community…READ MORE BELOW
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