Friends and family of Cassidy Charette gathered for a candlelight vigil at Mount Merici School in Waterville on Tuesday.
Friends and family of Cassidy Charette gathered for a candlelight vigil at Mount Merici Academy in Waterville on Tuesday.
Friends and family of Cassidy Charette gathered for a candlelight vigil at Mount Merici School in Waterville on Tuesday.
Friends and family of Cassidy Charette gathered for a candlelight vigil at Mount Merici Academy in Waterville on Tuesday.
Friends and family of Cassidy Charette gathered for a candlelight vigil at Mount Merici Academy in Waterville on Tuesday.
Colby Charette, in white shirt, bows his head as the Messalonskee High School girls soccer team is introduced during a game in Oakland. Colby’s sister, Cassidy, a player on the team, died last Saturday in a hayride accident.
Stephanie Calkins, right, the mother of a Messalonskee High School girls soccer player, is comforted by a friend after being overcome with emotion after arriving Tuesday afternoon for the first soccer game following the death of Messalonskee junior Cassidy Charette, a team member, in a hayride accident on Saturday.
Messalonskee High School soccer teammates of Cassidy Charette, Taylor Lenentine, left and MollyAn Killingbeck, center, and head coach Penny Stansfield, right, talk to media about their friend before a game against Bangor High School at Messalonskee High School in Oakland on Tuesday.
Messalonskee High School soccer player Fern Calkins, number 2, is comforted by a friend before a game against Bangor High School at Messalosnskee High School in Oakland on Tuesday,
Members of the visiting Bangor High School girls soccer team present roses to Messalosnskee players before their match in Oakland on Tuesday. The roses were a gesture of condolence over the death of Cassidy Charette.
Messalonskee High School soccer teammates of Cassidy Charette, Taylor Lenentine, left, and MollyAn Killingbeck, center, talk about their friend before a game against Bangor High School at Messalonskee High School in Oakland on Tuesday.
Messalonskee High School students support each other as the varsity girls soccer team took the field to face Bangor in its first match since the death Saturday night of junior Cassidy Charette in a hayride accident in Mechanic Falls. Bangor players each presented a member of the Messalonskee team with a rose in a tribute to their teammate.
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