From left to right: Sydney Wills (’20), Audrey Barnes (’21), Cassidy Neely (’21), Nick Shaffer, and Emmie Drell (’22) visiting Cailin on September 18 last year. (Photo Credits: Teri Wills (Used with permission))
From left to right: Sydney Wills (’20), Audrey Barnes (’21), Cassidy Neely (’21), Nick Shaffer, and Emmie Drell (’22) visiting Cailin on September 18 last year.

Photo Credits: Teri Wills (Used with permission)

Two years later: Cailin Cannella’s Indomitable Spirit Continues to Impact AHN Community

Sydney Wills, Senior Staff

September 18, 2019

This Wednesday, September 18, 2019 marks the two year anniversary of Cailin Cannella’s passing. Cailin is described by those who were close to her as strong, determined, brave, and above all: impactful. As a member of the Academy school and swimming communities, Cailin and her story have impacted many. 

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