I met Olivia at UMD through mutual friends. I remember her as such a light in everyone's lives, she always could make a room brighter and more lively. I will always remember how she helped me see the good in everything and everyday. My favorite memory of Olivia was halloween, we all met up in our costumes and she was one of the three blind mice. Instead of just having black glasses she colored regular glasses black and wore them so she really could not see anything out of them. At the time I just thought it was really funny but looking back I feel like it exemplified how she made the best out of any situation. College Park isn't the same without her. 

I remember one night, Liv and I stayed up really late, on a school night, but our classes were so late in the day it didn't matter. We were laying on my bed laughing at everything, no doubt bothering Sarah who was trying to sleep. We somehow ended up cutting one of my shirts based on a YouTube video we watched. She put all the scraps of the shirt on as a "sash," or a headband, or bracelets. I then put on the horribly cut shirt we just made, she still had on the scraps, and we walked through the halls laughing at how ridiculous we looked. She thought it'd be funny to film a marriage proposal where the ring was one of the scraps of the shirt so ... of course that's what we did. That's how Livvy and I were. We were literally always laughing. People tell me now that when they would be trying to do work, they could never focus because the two of us were singing High School Musical  at the top of our lungs, laughing at each other,  making a Triller, or taking crazy snapchats. That sounds like it would be annoying, but they eventually joined in with us. Olivia always made people smile and enjoy life. I don't know a single person who wasn't genuinely happy around her. I'll miss our crazy, wild adventures together and laughing at anything and everything. Love my Livvy girl always <3

As a freshman at UMD, I chose to take a pirate class which at first sounded interested but school started and I found it to be incredibly boring, especially with no friends in my class. It was the first few weeks of school, and my teacher could still not get all our names right. I raised my hand to answer a question and she called on me saying, "yes, Olivia." I said, "I'm Sophie," and I saw a girl a few seats down from me stretch her head out and smile at me. That was Olivia. Later that night, I formally met Olivia in Riley and Sarah's room. From that point on, Olivia became one of my favorite people to be around. She was the sweetest, kindest, and happiest soul. The night before our "pirate" midterm we stayed up til 4 am studying and constantly took breaks to do handstands, cartwheels and race down the hall to stay awake. She made everything fun, even studying. Whenever she wanted to come to our room she would text me saying, "are you in your house?" One of my last memories with her was when I was feeling sad and she cuddled with me in my bed watching Bob Ross videos.  She made me, and everyone around her, feel loved. 

I met Olivia when I first started attending Crossroads, all the way back in 2011. Even though I was two years older than her, she was one of my favorite people to spend time with at church. Growing up we spent a lot of time together at church and through her I was able to meet and make other friends there, as she was friends with everyone. I spent time with Olivia in big church, small groups, on mission trips, and on retreats over the years. She always managed to bring the silliness and lighten the mood with her contagious laughter, no matter what we were doing. When I moved away for college our friendship was maintained through daily snaps and meeting up for food dates on my breaks. Seeing her big, bright smile on Sunday mornings was always a plus to being home from college. I loved talking to her because she reminded me never to take life or myself too seriously. Olivia was a live in the moment kind of girl and I envied her for that. She squeezed all she could out of her short 18 years here on Earth. And I’ll be forever thankful that I got to be a part of at least some of them. I miss her dearly. Rest In Peace Olive.

Like Mahrukh wrote below, I got to know Olivia (and the entire wonderful Paregol family) through Zoe. We’d talk in the kitchen while Zoe and I made a snack, then she’d follow us to the TV room where we’d binge watch Chopped and the three of us would freak out when someone tried to use the ice cream maker in the dessert round. Evan was usually there too and I loved listening to the rapid fire banter between the siblings. I’ll always remember Olivia’s laugh when she was being (lovingly) roasted by Evan or Zoe and I’m thankful for the small amount of time I got to spend with her. Sending so much to the Paregol family today and always.

When I think of Olivia, I think of her contagious laughter. I think of sunny car rides to Dunkin‘ Donuts after school and swinging in the hammock on summer nights and her dry sense of humor at the dinner table. She was an absolute joy to be around and had the habit of making ordinary activities humorous and fun. I’m thankful for all of the times she made me laugh, and made me feel welcome. 

It’s difficult to express how much your family means to me but just know that I am thinking of you all every day and sending all my love.

7th grade Olivia and I were in the same science class and happened to be partners for a project, I came over to do the project and I was there for way longer than I needed to be because we goofed around majority of the time! Since then Olivia and I have been close slowly drifting until 10th grade we had biology together, sat next to each other the whole year. Surprised our teacher didn’t move us becuase we were always laughing . Sitting in her car and talking for hours just because we didn’t want to go home! Our Sakura and petsmart dates were my fav! The sweetest, most genuine girl I’ll ever have the privilege of being friends with! Always on my mind and forever in my heart, Livy Shea I love you! 

Every moment I got the pleasure of hanging out with Olivia was some of the most fun I ever had. Simple activities like hanging out at her house and playing just dance on the Xbox just until she suddenly decides to change what we're doing and try to teach us ballet steps. Even when there were moments here at UMD we would hang out late night and no one would know what to do so Olivia would suggest watching her favorite cooking videos from Gordan Ramsay. Hours would then pass with all of us just sitting and enjoying how happy it made her. No matter what or where it was the last year of memories with her were filled with joy. We all know she's sitting peacefully while people cook hundreds of different kinds of pasta for her. 

Dear Paregols,
I lucked out in meeting Zoe because in befriending her, I befriended Olivia and Evan. Your house is always a welcoming, warm and happy environment because of the bond you have as a family. Olivia especially was always an optimistic and happy person to be around and I will miss her lighthearted, giggling presence at the kitchen table. If I've learned anything with dealing with loss in my family, it's that in this time of grief you strengthen as a family and in your faith. It will never get easier but in time it will get better. Love you all and my deepest condolences from me and my family. 

-Mahrukh 

Olivia became one of my closest friends in second grade, and we were the only two in our class who still loved playing with baby dolls. We had so much fun that year, always getting in trouble for talking in class. I remember struggling through fourth grade flute lessons, pretending we had any idea how to play. We reconnected senior year in physics class, and Olivia still had the same giggle and perfect handwriting. I’m so lucky to have known her for so many years. She is one of the happiest and kindest friends I’ve ever known. Praying for your family. 


Olivia was my first friend at church. My family had decided to move churches and the transition was not easy for me, but once I had met Olivia, she welcomed me with open arms and made me feel like we had been friends for the longest time. I knew going to Youth Group that I would always have someone to sit next to. I always knew that I would have a friend at church. We shared this friendship, seeing each other mostly every Sunday, until parting for college. 

The summer of 2014, we had the opportunity to go on a missions trip to Puerto Rico. I was worried about going, as this was my first missions trip on my own, but I found comfort in knowing Olivia would be there with me. We sat together on the plane ride there, talking and laughing the whole way.  Towards the end of the trip, we went to join another Youth Group there to praise and worship on a hillside by the ocean. After, we went down to the ocean side to see people of the other Youth Group be baptized. All the planned baptisms were finished and the Youth Pastor looked onto the crowd and asked if anyone else wanted to be baptized. Olivia and I were standing next to each other, and I turned to her contemplating if I should go or not. Olivia encouraged me to go, and as I walked down to the water, she was right there with me the whole time. We both got baptized and immediately hugged, standing there in the water together. I would not have taken that leap of faith without her support. 

Olivia has touched my life and so many others in several ways. I truly miss her. 

I remember when Olivia was born, a beautiful baby!  I especially remember watching 2 year old Olivia at my house while Meg volunteered at School.  She’d stand Looking out my window,  down  the big hill looking for her mom to come back.   Her big brown eyes lightening up when her mom’s  car  came up the long driveway! 
Thinking of Meg, Ian, Zoe and Evan during this difficult time.  
Cindy 

Ian and Paregol family,

The services for Olivia highlighted what an amazing soul she was and the impact she had on so many people in her short 18 years.  While I have heard Ian proudly talk about Olivia I only had the pleasure of meeting her once.  My memory of Olivia was short but looking back and hearing the stories of her life it holds true.  At a company-sponsored Styx concert, I was introduced to Olivia by Meg, excited to introduce her daughter.  Olivia was very nice, with a big smile, and when asked if she was a Styx fan, very honest...saying "no, not really" and we all laughed.   She was there for her Dad and happy to be with her family, no matter what band was playing.  It was clear the family bond you all share and I am thankful for having had the chance to meet her.  

My deepest condolences for your loss, may God be with you and bring you all peace and comfort through the days to come.

Jeremy Welsh



I had the privilege of meeting Olivia several times when I would visit my daughter Riley....seemed like Olivia was a permanent fixture in Riley and Sarah's room.  I instantly understood why Riley and Olivia connected so quickly.  During the time when the dorm was evacuated, I had the opportunity to take the girls out to lunch!  In that short time, I heard so many funny stories the two of them shared it's like they knew each other forever.  After lunch, we headed to CVS and I bought Olivia and me a purple sparkly face mask that I made her promise to snapchat me later with it on her face....of course she did.  She was a ray of sunshine and will be greatly missed.  I know she will always be with Riley, not physically but in some way.  Olivia will make herself known somehow.  I'm glad I got to know her if even only for a little while.  RIP Olivia.

Sweet Olivia...you will be missed so much. 
I would see you coming down the hallway towards the nursery and then to the "big" kids to serve. I would say your name and tell you to hurry up, but you just did your casual Olivia walk. You would flash me your beautiful smile, and I would automatically forgive you for being late...again!  I know you didn't always want to serve those little ones because you wrote it in a note to Sydney and left it on my desk! In that same note you said you were happy I took the job so you could now complain to me! I carried that note in my bag for 2 years! It always brought a smile to my face. Sydney is now the holder of that precious note. I remember going to check on the babies in the nursery and you would be standing (or sitting on the counter) eating the applesauce pouches. I told you they were for the babies, but again that smile! You continued to eat them even when I told you they were recalled! Many memories...including the super late night at church before VBS began and you and Sydney hung in there with me until the job was finished. You girls were so hungry. I stopped at McDonald's on the way home but they were already closed, which was shocking. Safeway was the only place open so you requested I drive you there to grab something to eat. Sure, why not! I don't remember what you got but just lots of laugher as you two ran through the store bringing new life to those employees who just wanted to go home. How about how you ALWAYS jumped in the front seat beside me in the car. My girls never had a chance and it just became the norm when you were riding along. Olivia gets the front seat, no questions asked. You also took my cell phone and added your contact information as GO (Girl Olivia). It will remain in my phone always!

June 17, 2000.....a special day because you and my Sydney share this birthday.
Thank you for the friendship you shared with my girl and the joy and light you brought by just walking into a room. We Love You



Ian, Meg, Zoe, and Evan, 
     After days spent searching for the perfect words to console you, I realized finally there are none. There is, however, perfect love and Olivia is now resting in her heavenly home, comforted by God's perfect love. Fuzz was also a lucky recipient of pure, unconditional love here on earth. You, her family, planted the seed that was her spirit, nurtured it, and gave it room to grow.  You showered it with attention and affection. Her sweet disposition, her lightheartedness, and her compassion were the result of your collective influence on her life.  The innate kindness that drew so many to her, is the same kindness that resides in all of you.  Your closeness as a family has always been obvious and inspiring.  It will help you navigate the days and weeks ahead; but, please, remember, you are not alone. You are loved by many who share your sorrow and whose hearts are aching with yours. We are here for you. 

I pray that, one day, the emptiness you feel now, will be filled with the knowledge that your girl, beautiful on the inside and out, made the world a better place. She is, without a doubt, working her same magic above.

Ian and family, live your lives as a tribute to Olivia. She was such a big part of your lives and you're all the better for the love and interactions with her over her 18 years. Let the pain of missing evolve into the joy of having known and then into the bliss of peaceful understanding that you are who YOU are because of your life shared with loved ones, of which Olivia is, and always will be, a very special part.

Coming into second grade at Bushy Park I did not know anyone. Olivia immediately welcomed me with open arms and showed me so many amazing friends. All through those days we stayed close but my favorite memory of us was being in 5th grade Leo club together. When we were in the newspaper we would always joke together we were famous, and even walked in a parade together. I will never forget Olivia's love towards everyone and I'm blessed to be able to have grown up along side her. 

I had the pleasure of teaching Olivia when she was 10 years old in 5th grade at Bushy Park ES.  She was such a sweet, smart little girl.  While I only had her in my life for 180 days, she made an impact, as do all of my students.  She will forever live in my heart as that cute little girl working hard in class and volunteering her time with the Leo Club.  Today,  I loved hearing how she grew into a beautiful young woman.  She blessed so many people's lives.  We were the lucky ones to have her.  Mr. and Mrs. Paregol and family - I am so sorry for your loss and hope that you find comfort in one another through these difficult times.  Thank you for sharing your daughter with us.  
Love,
Mrs. Angie Cole

I am so sorry to hear about Olivia. It’s so heartbreaking. Taylor Dartt is my husband and he was the director of the student ministries at Crossroads for a short short time, but we knew Olivia. We remember she was always hanging with Becca and she always smiled! We will continue to be praying for your family.

Sweet, sweet Olivia. I’m sure going to miss you. Every time I saw you at church, you always made me smile and laugh. You we’re such an incredible friend to my sister from the moment we started coming to crossroads. We will always cherish you! I bet you are making everyone laugh and smile in heaven right now.  Rest In Peace beautiful girl. We will see you again one day in heaven! 

My deepest and heartfelt sympathy to your family. May God bless you.

Bill Moss

Olivia and I met in 3rd grade. I was the new girl at Bushy Park and from the moment I stepped onto bus 101 she made me feel welcome. She was my best friend for a very long time and every memory we had was a good one. I will miss her so much. I love you Olivia Shea Paregol. 

We are so saddened by the news of Olivia. The Paregol family is truly special, Meg set an amazing standard for Moms. With two of our own the same ages and sometimes same classes as Evan and Olivia, we remember fond memories of visits when it snowed, going down the famous snow driveway.  And Olivia, bright, carefree, full of smiles.  May God embrace your sweet child in his loving arms.  With Sympathy,  Dan, Mary, Caroline and Georgia Esmond

Olivia & I went to Glenwood Middle School together. We had science class with Mrs Oefke. And the whole time we would make jokes & laugh together which started our friendship. There was never a dull moment with her. Always laughing, smiling, and making my day better. Her dry humor & jokes always made me laugh and she would just look at me as if she had no idea why I was laughing. Our friendship was full of smiles. We kept in touch when I moved away & I knew I had a good friend because of that. I’m so blessed to have known you Liv. I cannot wait to see you again beautiful girl❤️ Xo, Elaina

Olivia always made me and those around her smile and always made me laugh. I loved being her small group leader for those few years in youth group and going on retreats and mission trips together. Bekah, her best friend, is like a sister to me - her and Bek were always together and I’m grateful for that. I’m thankful she had her in her life even though her time here was too short. I’m so thankful I was able to know her. Olivia, Bekah, and I could be sarcastic and joke around often and that’s just one of the many things I loved about her - she didn’t take life too seriously. Such a beautiful soul. 

I miss you, Olivia 🖤 

My heart continues to break daily since hearing of Olivia's passing. The love and respect I have for the Paregol family is immense and difficult to describe in words. They are the kindest, smartest, funniest, wittiest, and most loving family I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. The values of empathetic communication, intimate closeness, and unconditional love are at the very core of this family's tradition,  routines, and daily activity. Knowing of the binding strength this family shares makes imagining this unfathomable loss truly devastating. This familial intimacy is a blessing to all who draw near it; Olivia, having received the God-gifted opportunity to share her time on Earth basking in this love, included amongst those blessed. Her loss leaves an hole as large and wide as her ever present smile.

I love you all. No words can articulate the sorrow I have for your loss.
- Micthel

Meg, Ian, Zoe, and Evan, thoughts of you have consumed our hearts and prayers since we first learned of Olivia’s illness. We prayed fervently for Olivia’s complete healing, and we are so saddened that Olivia’s life here on Earth was taken much too soon.

Olivia’s beautiful spirit will live on, and we will continue to pray for your peace and healing as you grieve this most precious loss. 

You are so loved!

Steve, Melissa, Abigail, Katherine, Lyonia, and Molly Morsberger 

Our deepest condolences to Olivia's family and loved ones. Our prayers are with you all. May God be with you and  bring you all peace and comfort through each and every day to come. 

I only met Olivia one time when she and I both volunteered in the nursery at Crossroads. In that one moment of time that we shared, she showed me her beauty was on the inside and out. Her smile and outgoing nature welcomed me. I am so very sorry for your loss, words cannot possibly describe the sorrow. God will see you through this. Always and forever.

Ian, I don’t often visit Facebook so I was heartbroken to read about your dear daughter's passing on this night of Thanksgiving.  You and your family have my deepest condolences and prayers.  May Olivia’s memory be a blessing to you and your beautiful family. 

No one should ever lose a beautiful daughter like Olivia. A beautiful soul. My heart hurts for the Paregol family. May she rest in peace. 

Thinking of your family during this difficult time. I'm so sorry for your loss. 

Ian, our sincere condolences to you and your family 

Olivia was the most kind and free spirited girl I knew. She was an amazing friend and I will miss her endlessly. Fly high angel. You are in a better place now. I love you

The kindest soul and the most beautiful smile that was always quickly paired with a contagious laugh. Olivia left a mark on this world in her 18 years that is bigger than what most will leave in an entire lifetime. Saying she will be missed is an understatement. Hold on tight to the power of Christ and His endless ability to heal the broken. He will bring you through the hardships. 

So sorry for your families loss at this time of the year. I did not know Olivia, but am friends with Zoe who 
I danced with in high school. Sending love to your family and Olivia who now gets to dance in the sky.

I am so very sorry.  I just wanted you all to know I am thinking about you all. 

I know there are no word that can make the pain go away. Our Loving Heavenly Father is near to the brokenheart and he provides peace, strength and comfort during this time of sorrow (Psalm 34:18, Philippians 4:13). My deepest co for you and your family.

Those we love don’t go away
They walk beside us eveyday
Unseen unheard but always near
Still loved, still missed and very dear

May you find  peace and comfort in fond  family memories. 

Deepest Heartfelt Sympathy
God Bless
Patricia Sweet 



To the Paregol Family,
I want to extend my deepest condolences to you during this time. I did not know Olivia personally, but as a coworker of Zoe’s, if Olivia’s personality is as bright and cheerful as Zoe’s then I know she’s an awesome person. We may not understand the whys and hows right now, but God is the ultimate calm in the midst of a storm. Lean and call on Him in the struggles of confusion.  May the Holy Spirit comfort the Paregol family and know that Olivia is with you at all times. 
Love, 
Nia Dawson

Olivia was my daughter Kellie’s crew leader at VBS in the summer.  Kellie enjoyed her week and says that Olivia was cool and nice that week. I really appreciate Olivia taking time out to spend with the kids. It meant a lot to my 11 year old to have a teen be interested in her and more importantly in God.
Our deepest sympathies to you all.

Please accept my deepest condolences for your family's loss. May your heart and soul find peace and comfort.

Ian and family, there are no words to express how sorry I am for your tragic loss.  The photos and video show what a beautiful and fun-loving girl Olivia was. You will be in my continued thoughts and prayers for  comfort and strength.

I don’t know your family, but I’m friends with Tori Hogan’s family. Any friend of Tori must have been an incredible human being and will be deeply missed. Your family has been in my prayers. Hold tight to the memories of Olivia so they will last you a lifetime.


Olivia was bright and talented. Her kindness and radiant smile were two of her greatest qualities. On prom night, all the kids gathered at Conner’s Family Home.  Olivia looked beautiful and her dress was my favorite. I remember telling her and once again her smiled lit up. Olivia is now in God’s hands and our family will continue to pray.  It was an honor to know Olivia not only seeing her flourish at Glenwood Middle School, but also as a friend and classmate of my daughter, Kaitlyn.  Our family sends our love. 

I love you all. Praying for comfort, strength, and the peace that surpasses all understanding.   



Meg and Ian,

I’m very sorry for the loss of your beautiful daughter Olivia. I cannot begin to understand what you are going through and I know there are no words that will help. My heart aches for you and I hope someday the many memories and moments you shared with Olivia will enable you to smile again. Please know that you and your family are in my constant thoughts and prayers. 

Love you,
Kathy 

May Olivia's memory be a blessing to your family.

I only knew Olivia for a short time as her coach with Warhawks Cheerleading.  She was a free-spirit always full of energy and life, had big bright smile and always ready to have fun.   I am so sorry for the loss and grief the Paregol family is enduring.  Heaven has gained a beautiful sweet angel way too soon!  Hugs and prayers to you all.

Olivia, what a bright and shining star you are!  Beautiful, for sure, on the outside, but more importantly, so beautiful on the inside.  Your parents, sister and brother have loved you for 18 years with a fierce love.  They will struggle dearly to adjust to life without you in it.  In the meantime, we know that you are safe in the Father's arms.  Unexpectedly, and much, much too soon, but still safe.  Please know we will do our best to take care of your family's broken hearts, as best we can.  

Oh how I wish I had known Olivia.  Reading so many posts and seeing all the pictures I can tell she was truly a blessing to all those she came in contact with.  Meg, Ian, Zoe and Evan you have been constantly in our thoughts and prayers.  Please know that those prayers won’t cease.   There are so many people who will be lifting you up.  I don’t understand why things like this happen but I do know we have a God who loves us and understands.  May you find strength and peace in your faith.  We love you. 
Sherri and Ed Rusk

Ian and Family,

I did not know Olivia, but Ian I am so sad for all of you. It was a pleasure to work with you for several years in the autism field. We could count on you for a creative idea or solution for most issues/problems.  I am so at a loss of what I can say to comfort you and your family. I do know you are a very strong person and a survivor. I know you will be there  for your family.  I know you will also work to make sure other college students are safe.  God bless and comfort you .

Anna Hundley

I am profoundly sorry for your loss.   I can’t imagine  losing such a beautiful soul.  

To my best friend. Thank you. I will never forget the countless times I would come over to return something to you, and instead of a quick 10 minute trip, it would turn into hours. The endless shopping trips and lunch dates, the car rides were the best part. Even the time i stepped on Smudges tail and he came after me, that’s a story we will always laugh about. You know you’re a true friend when you trade shoes in the pouring rain because my feet turned bright pink and you didn’t want me to go through recruitment with that, and you just thought having pink feet would be cool. My last memory was August 8th, we were sitting on my bed talking, and she says “hold up I need to set the mood” and she begins playing sad Hannah Montana music ( our typical go to music) and she told me that she didn’t want me to leave, and thought it was crazy how far apart we would be. Here’s to you Livi Shea, Here’s to your carefree amazing spirit. 

When our families got together and we went sledding on your hill!! You were a tiny dynamo. I remember you made sure I knew that your daddy made chicken “the king” for us!! May light perpetual shine upon you and I know we will see you again. 

One time when Olivia and I were about 10 we snuck into Zoe’s room to play with her makeup. Obviously we had no idea what we were doing, so we were just picking up random things and trying to use them. So sure enough we found her deodorant, and of course we had no idea what it could possibly be used for. So we decided the best thing to do was to put it all over our faces. Thats right, just two girls caking their faces with used deodorant. 

We ran downstairs once we were done to show Mr. Ian. We came into the kitchen yelling “look what we did!”. Unfortunately Mr. Ian was not very enthused in regards to our new found cosmetic skills. He sent us right to the bathroom to wash it all off, but at least Olivia and I thought we looked good. 

We attended Crossroads with you when Alison and Olivia became friends. They became inseparable and thought at the young age of 6 if they glued their hands together under the table at Sunday school we wouldn’t be able to separate them. I have always cherished that memory of our girls. Love and prayers for you all. 

Praying and thinking of you all during this hard time . Xo

Beautiful young lady, beautiful family. May she Rest In Peace in the arms of the angels and the Lord. Sending love, The Shumakers 

Meg, Ian, Evan, and Zoe...when words are not enough, we cry out to God who is well acquainted with grief. There is no answer here on earth that would ever satisfy the question "why?", so instead we pray that in the midst of the grief and anger and pain, you remember that "...the Lord is close to the brokenhearted...".

We don't know why Olivia left this earth so young. It is entirely unfair and not how this should be. When we look to the future though, we have the assurance that because Christ came, and won over death, it will never have the final word. In time, all things will be made right, all injustices will be overturned, all hurts will be healed. 

You are seen, loved, and prayed for. You are not alone. We will always remember Olivia's life here on earth in our hearts, and look forward to the day we see her face again, with her Savior, glorious and alive and full of joy. And until that time, we pray that God will hold your hands, walking you through the intense and overwhelming days, one step at a time, with the strength that allows you to move forward even when you don't want to, to sit with your grief when you need to, and to even smile again, as impossible as that may seen today. 

With all our care and love,
Grant and Amy Heckman

I am deeply heartbroken for you and your family. Please know that you will always be in my thoughts and prayers. 

OBITUARY

Olivia Shea Paregol

June 17, 2000 – November 18, 2018

Hines-Rinaldi Funeral Home

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