In loving memory of Traci Lyn Caporale, 02/14/1992-10/22/2010.
Traci was a freshman, trust and wealth management/pre-law major at Campbell University. She touched the lives of all who came in contact with her in her short life on earth. Traci died in a tragic car accident on 10/22/2010 on the way back from meeting with her parents. She saved the lives of many by being an organ donor. It was Traci's dream to make millions after completing her education at Campbell to contribute to the New Dorm and its Name. We have created this petition to help her accomplish her dream of having the new dorm named after her! :) This One's For You Traci!
I was looking at some old photos today and thinking about how much light Traci brought to everyone around her despite being here for such a short time. People keep reaching out with these beautiful stories and honestly it just reminds me why this matters so much because she never got the chance to finish what she started.
Reached 100 supporters
October 29, 2010
6 Comments
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Sarah Pearson
15 years ago
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Such a beautiful soul. She deserves to be remembered like this.
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Amber Cooper
15 years ago
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traci was the best friend a girl could ask for. miss you so much everyday girl!
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Jessica Grant
15 years ago
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Traci was a light to everyone around her. Keeping her in my heart always.
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Tom Okafor
15 years ago
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Campbell needs to make this happen. A true tragedy but a wonderful way to honor her memory.
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Mike Jimenez
15 years ago
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RIP Traci. You are missed by so many people every single day.
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David Santana
15 years ago
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Absolutely the right thing to do. She was an amazing person with such a bright future.
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In loving memory of Traci Lyn Caporale, 02/14/1992-10/22/2010.
Traci was a freshman, trust and wealth management/pre-law major at Campbell University. She touched the lives of all who came in contact with her in her short life on earth. Traci died in a tragic car accident on 10/22/2010 on the way back from meeting with her parents. She saved the lives of many by being an organ donor. It was Traci's dream to make millions after completing her education at Campbell to contribute to the New Dorm and its Name. We have created this petition to help her accomplish her dream of having the new dorm named after her! :) This One's For You Traci!
I was looking at some old photos today and thinking about how much light Traci brought to everyone around her despite being here for such a short time. People keep reaching out with these beautiful stories and honestly it just reminds me why this matters so much because she never got the chance to finish what she started.
Reached 100 supporters
October 29, 2010
6 Comments
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Sarah Pearson
15 years ago
Featured
Such a beautiful soul. She deserves to be remembered like this.
A
Amber Cooper
15 years ago
Featured
traci was the best friend a girl could ask for. miss you so much everyday girl!
J
Jessica Grant
15 years ago
Featured
Traci was a light to everyone around her. Keeping her in my heart always.
T
Tom Okafor
15 years ago
Featured
Campbell needs to make this happen. A true tragedy but a wonderful way to honor her memory.
M
Mike Jimenez
15 years ago
Featured
RIP Traci. You are missed by so many people every single day.
D
David Santana
15 years ago
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Absolutely the right thing to do. She was an amazing person with such a bright future.
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Such a beautiful soul. She deserves to be remembered like this.