Savannah Grace Copeland, the beloved 13-year-old daughter of Michael and Amanda Copeland, tragically passed away on October 22, 2024, in an incident that has profoundly affected her local community.
Savannah, remembered for her vibrant personality and infectious laughter, was a cherished presence in the lives of her family and friends.
Her untimely loss has left her parents, older brother Britton, and twin brother Kasey, along with countless others, in deep sorrow and disbelief. She touched many lives with her kindness and joy, leaving a lasting impression on everyone who knew her.
Savannah attended Powell Middle School and was a talented student as well as an accomplished athlete—excelling in gymnastics, karate, and cheerleading. She wanted to go to UT and study forensic anthropology. She enjoyed scary stories, drawing, and pop music. Savannah and her family have been longtime members of the Powell United Methodist Church.
Click here for Savannah Grace GoFundMe
In response to this heartbreaking tragedy, a fundraising effort has been launched to support the Copeland family during this difficult time. Alongside funeral expenses, the family is enduring the emotional and financial strain of this sudden loss, compounded by reduced income. This community-led GoFundMe initiative allows supporters to ease the Copelands’ burdens as they grieve, offering financial relief and a show of solidarity.
The outpouring of sympathy and support reflects the community’s compassion and unity. Each contribution, whether large or small, represents a gesture of collective care and strength, bringing comfort to Savannah’s family.
The memory of Savannah Grace Copeland will endure through the love and support of her community, which now stands together to honor her spirit and support her family in their profound loss.