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Elise Hinders of Newell, Iowa, Passes Away – Iowa Lakes Community College Emmetsburg Campus Mourns Loss of Esteemed Student

Newell, Iowa – The Iowa Lakes Community College Emmetsburg Campus is mourning the tragic loss of one of its students, Elise Hinders. The campus community has been deeply affected by her sudden passing, which has sent shockwaves through the college and beyond.

Elise, a beloved student at the Emmetsburg Campus, was known for her kindness and vibrant spirit. The news of her death has left her peers, professors, and friends in a state of grief. The college has responded swiftly, ensuring that counseling services are available to all members of the campus community starting Monday, August 26, 2024. These services aim to provide a supportive environment for those who need help navigating their emotions during this difficult time.

Elise’s passing serves as a somber reminder of life’s fragility, and Iowa Lakes Community College has emphasized the importance of unity and support during this period of mourning. The administration has been in close contact with the Hinders family, offering condolences and any assistance they may require.

In response to this tragedy, Emily Ann took to Facebook to honor Elise, encouraging others to share their memories and photos of her. "MEMORIES OF ELISE: If you have any photos that you would like to share with the family, I’ve created a Gmail account to gather all of these wonderful memories with our sweet Elise Hinders," Emily Ann wrote. She also provided a contact email for those who wish to contribute to a digital scrapbook in Elise’s memory.

Other friends and community members also shared their sorrow on Facebook. Amanda Wiley expressed her condolences, writing, "So sorry for your loss," while Sara Penning shared her admiration for Elise, saying, "Absolutely love this picture of her! Beautiful inside and out!"

The entire Iowa Lakes Community College community continues to stand together in support of one another as they remember Elise Hinders, whose influence on the campus will not be forgotten.

— Updated by Riley Walker in Local

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