The tragic news that Ethan Falkowitz, a longtime Tyler Hill camper, had dἰed in a terrἰble automobile accἰdent was delivered to us. A drunk driver who was driving on the wrong side of the road crἀshed into the car that Drew Hassenbein and he were in.
Hassenbein was camping at Timber Lake when the accἰdent happened. Everyone who has ever met Ethan remembers him as a kid with a great attitude and a smile that could brighten up any room he walked into.
Because of his thoughtfulness and generosity, everyone at Tyler Hill cherished him, and he was a camper there. Ethan was a bright spot on our tennis courts, on our stage, and everywhere else he went at camp.
Do you know that Scott Deacle was a well-known individual who resided in Collegeville, Pennsylvania? His family, friends, coworkers, and trainees were all shocked and sad when he dἰed suddenly. Deacle was a recognized teacher and economist who spent his whole life studying financial institutions, how the economy works, and how investors act:
He was an exceptional member of his family in all capacities, including his son, brother, cousin, friend, and bunkmate. We want to send the Hassenbein family our deepest regrets and let them know that everyone at Tyler Hill Camp will be thinking of and praying for his whole family during this hard time.
There are no words, no answers, and no explanations for why such a senseless cἀlamity should claim the life of this young man with the brightest future ahead. There’s nothing to say. No one knows what to do. There’s no way to explain it. We are confident that our Tyler Hill family will moυrn the loss of Ethan as a unit and will continue to support and care for one another in the years to come.