8 days ago
Sydney Towle, a social media content creator who projected enduring optimism as she chronicled her life with a rare form of cancer, has died, according to her family. She was 26.
Towle was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, an aggressive form of cancer in the bile ducts, in August 2023. Her mother, Elizabeth Morrow, and brother, Austin Towle, posted a video to her TikTok account confirming she died Wednesday.
"Syd went peacefully last night after an almost three-year long battle with cholangiocarcinoma," her brother said. "She fought really hard, and we're so proud of her, and we thank all of you for your support over the years." Towle's mother said they appreciated the messages of support and that "she will not be forgotten."
Her family described her as "an endless ray of sunshine" and a friend to many. Sydney Elizabeth Towle was born in Newburyport, Massachusetts, on Nov. 15, 1999, and grew up in Hobe Sound, Florida, according to the New York Times. The newspaper reported that she died at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland.
At the time of her diagnosis, Towle already had a presence on social media where she shared videos from her everyday life. She often posted from the beach and loved the outdoors. She was an avid surfer and runner.
#towle #died
Towle was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, an aggressive form of cancer in the bile ducts, in August 2023. Her mother, Elizabeth Morrow, and brother, Austin Towle, posted a video to her TikTok account confirming she died Wednesday.
"Syd went peacefully last night after an almost three-year long battle with cholangiocarcinoma," her brother said. "She fought really hard, and we're so proud of her, and we thank all of you for your support over the years." Towle's mother said they appreciated the messages of support and that "she will not be forgotten."
Her family described her as "an endless ray of sunshine" and a friend to many. Sydney Elizabeth Towle was born in Newburyport, Massachusetts, on Nov. 15, 1999, and grew up in Hobe Sound, Florida, according to the New York Times. The newspaper reported that she died at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland.
At the time of her diagnosis, Towle already had a presence on social media where she shared videos from her everyday life. She often posted from the beach and loved the outdoors. She was an avid surfer and runner.
#towle #died
2 months ago
The 48th annual Jim Parker Ventura County All-Star Baseball Game will be played on Saturday, June 6, at Moorpark College. First pitch is 1 p.m. Entrance is free.
Hueneme’s Manny Lara and Oak Park’s Mazy Moshanko will coach the West and East rosters, respectively.
The West roster includes Brody Kaylor and Mason Trigo of Buena; Travis Wade and Austin Phenix of Camarillo; Allen Rodriguez, Cristian Solis and Akira Tamura of Hueneme; Weston Haley of Nordhoff; Steven Lira and Jordan Garcia of Oxnard; Riley Ortega of Pacifica; Rob Rodriguez, Daniel Puebla and Alec Fontyn of Rio Mesa; and Joe Martinez and Collin Barker of St Bonaventure.
The East roster includes Braden Oliver, Tyler Starling, Donovan Anthony of Agoura; Thomas Alamillo, Ivan Contreras and Anthony Cabral of Fillmore; Tyler Kutsch of Oak Park; Gavin Willis and Jack Mazza of Grace School; Owen Couch, Nathaniel Nunez and Caiden Inglehart of Newbury Park; Carson Sheffer and Chad Rolison of Oaks Christian; Jaeden Laufer, Ryan Whitson and Danny Pina of Simi Valley; Evan Barak and Harrison Beck of Calabasas; and Carson Cerny, Tanner Stotts, AJ Mai and Blake Guy of Moorpark.
This article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: Here are the rosters for the Saturday's County All-Star Baseball Game
Hueneme’s Manny Lara and Oak Park’s Mazy Moshanko will coach the West and East rosters, respectively.
The West roster includes Brody Kaylor and Mason Trigo of Buena; Travis Wade and Austin Phenix of Camarillo; Allen Rodriguez, Cristian Solis and Akira Tamura of Hueneme; Weston Haley of Nordhoff; Steven Lira and Jordan Garcia of Oxnard; Riley Ortega of Pacifica; Rob Rodriguez, Daniel Puebla and Alec Fontyn of Rio Mesa; and Joe Martinez and Collin Barker of St Bonaventure.
The East roster includes Braden Oliver, Tyler Starling, Donovan Anthony of Agoura; Thomas Alamillo, Ivan Contreras and Anthony Cabral of Fillmore; Tyler Kutsch of Oak Park; Gavin Willis and Jack Mazza of Grace School; Owen Couch, Nathaniel Nunez and Caiden Inglehart of Newbury Park; Carson Sheffer and Chad Rolison of Oaks Christian; Jaeden Laufer, Ryan Whitson and Danny Pina of Simi Valley; Evan Barak and Harrison Beck of Calabasas; and Carson Cerny, Tanner Stotts, AJ Mai and Blake Guy of Moorpark.
This article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: Here are the rosters for the Saturday's County All-Star Baseball Game
