Fourteen year old Ashley Jean Long died from inhaling helium.
Ashley was a Justin Bieber fan and enjoyed music. Her life goal was to become a marine biologist and with her high GPA she was a likely candidate. She liked to draw, take photographs and enjoyed caring for animals. She was in the Top Cat Club at Eagle Point Middle School and a member of Table Rock Christian Fellowship.
She is survived by her parents, five siblings, grandparents and great-grandparents.
Her family has set up a foundation Ashley's Hope to spread the word about the dangers of inhaling helium.
Video Tribute to Ashley (Ashley's Hope)
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RIP Ashley - An Open Group facebook page
∼Ashley was an eighth-grade student at Eagle Point Middle School, where she was a goofy, sweet eighth-grader, got top grades in school, had posters of Justin Bieber all over her room and wanted to grow up to be a marine biologist. Those who cherish her memory are her mother, Loriann Earp; father, Alen Long; stepfather, Justin Earp, grandmother Debbie Malone and aunt Meagan Long. Ashley died from an air embolism caused by the inhalation of helium from a pressurized canister. She is deeply missed.
Ashley was a Justin Bieber fan and enjoyed music. Her life goal was to become a marine biologist and with her high GPA she was a likely candidate. She liked to draw, take photographs and enjoyed caring for animals. She was in the Top Cat Club at Eagle Point Middle School and a member of Table Rock Christian Fellowship.
She is survived by her parents, five siblings, grandparents and great-grandparents.
Her family has set up a foundation Ashley's Hope to spread the word about the dangers of inhaling helium.
Video Tribute to Ashley (Ashley's Hope)
Teenage Girl Dies After Inhaling Helium
Charges Filed in Huffing Death
Sentencing for helium death of South Oregon Girl
Helium Death Suspects Plead Guilty
Two Sentenced in Helium Death (Story)
Parents Confront Defendants
RIP Ashley - An Open Group facebook page
∼Ashley was an eighth-grade student at Eagle Point Middle School, where she was a goofy, sweet eighth-grader, got top grades in school, had posters of Justin Bieber all over her room and wanted to grow up to be a marine biologist. Those who cherish her memory are her mother, Loriann Earp; father, Alen Long; stepfather, Justin Earp, grandmother Debbie Malone and aunt Meagan Long. Ashley died from an air embolism caused by the inhalation of helium from a pressurized canister. She is deeply missed.
Fourteen year old Ashley Jean Long died from inhaling helium.
Ashley was a Justin Bieber fan and enjoyed music. Her life goal was to become a marine biologist and with her high GPA she was a likely candidate. She liked to draw, take photographs and enjoyed caring for animals. She was in the Top Cat Club at Eagle Point Middle School and a member of Table Rock Christian Fellowship.
She is survived by her parents, five siblings, grandparents and great-grandparents.
Her family has set up a foundation Ashley's Hope to spread the word about the dangers of inhaling helium.
Video Tribute to Ashley (Ashley's Hope)
Teenage Girl Dies After Inhaling Helium
Charges Filed in Huffing Death
Sentencing for helium death of South Oregon Girl
Helium Death Suspects Plead Guilty
Two Sentenced in Helium Death (Story)
Parents Confront Defendants
RIP Ashley - An Open Group facebook page
∼Ashley was an eighth-grade student at Eagle Point Middle School, where she was a goofy, sweet eighth-grader, got top grades in school, had posters of Justin Bieber all over her room and wanted to grow up to be a marine biologist. Those who cherish her memory are her mother, Loriann Earp; father, Alen Long; stepfather, Justin Earp, grandmother Debbie Malone and aunt Meagan Long. Ashley died from an air embolism caused by the inhalation of helium from a pressurized canister. She is deeply missed.
Ashley was a Justin Bieber fan and enjoyed music. Her life goal was to become a marine biologist and with her high GPA she was a likely candidate. She liked to draw, take photographs and enjoyed caring for animals. She was in the Top Cat Club at Eagle Point Middle School and a member of Table Rock Christian Fellowship.
She is survived by her parents, five siblings, grandparents and great-grandparents.
Her family has set up a foundation Ashley's Hope to spread the word about the dangers of inhaling helium.
Video Tribute to Ashley (Ashley's Hope)
Teenage Girl Dies After Inhaling Helium
Charges Filed in Huffing Death
Sentencing for helium death of South Oregon Girl
Helium Death Suspects Plead Guilty
Two Sentenced in Helium Death (Story)
Parents Confront Defendants
RIP Ashley - An Open Group facebook page
∼Ashley was an eighth-grade student at Eagle Point Middle School, where she was a goofy, sweet eighth-grader, got top grades in school, had posters of Justin Bieber all over her room and wanted to grow up to be a marine biologist. Those who cherish her memory are her mother, Loriann Earp; father, Alen Long; stepfather, Justin Earp, grandmother Debbie Malone and aunt Meagan Long. Ashley died from an air embolism caused by the inhalation of helium from a pressurized canister. She is deeply missed.
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