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Many in Wesley Chapel know Adam Kennedy as their former teacher, their child’s former teacher, a friend etc. After teaching here in...

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Many in Wesley Chapel know Adam Kennedy as their former teacher, their child’s former teacher, a friend etc. After teaching here in Wesley Chapel for many years, he moved on to become the principal at Crews Lake Middle School in North Pasco.

Unfortunately, Mr. Kennedy’s life ended on Friday, January 20th, 2017 in an unfortunate traffic accident while on his way to his job as a school principal. A donation site has been established to ensure support of the family over the coming years, in the form of ongoing education of the Kennedy children, primarily college tuition. The site was verified by WesleyChapelCommunity.com and we encourage those who can to give.

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WesleyChapelCommunity.com Team

 

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