ARIELLE AMAYA FREE

God, please grant her peace, eternal comfort and rest her soul in your loving care. Her passing will leave us with heavy hearts and deep sadness that will be beyond difficult in the days ahead. She is survived by her sons, Larry Wine (Andrea), Kevin Wine (Debra) grandchildren, Jessica Wine, Brandon Wine, Arielle Hadsell great-grandchildren, Jayla Charles and Amaya Charles. Her greatest joy in life were her precious great-granddaughters. During the last several years she enjoyed her friends, kind encounters and conversations in the dining room at Village Park in Alpharetta, GA. She enjoyed conversations, trips to the casino and later in her life, playing bingo. One of her most noteworthy and remarkable traits was spanning multiple generations of deep friendships, as anyone that encountered her developed an instant and enduring fondness for her friendship. Myrna was a treasure and loved by anyone that became a friend or acquaintance. Myrna met the love of her life, Joseph Bello Snyder, the owner of Camp Eagle Cove and they married in 1973. After graduating from Benjamin Franklin High School, she traveled the world with several friends and upon returning to the United States, began her career as a legal secretary.

Myrna was born March 4th, 1932, in Rochester, NY.

Personal: Born on Novemin Kansas City, Missouri…Daughter of Dexter Adams and Denise Berger…Majoring in physical therapy.Myrna passed away peacefully May 29th, 2023. 25, 2017)…One of 149 participants at the 2015 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team Trials in Colorado…Five out of five-star recruit on Prospect Nation…Named a 2017 McDonald’s All-American nominee…Selected for the Stateline Showdown All-Star game. High School: Four-year varsity starter at Notre Dame de Sion…Averaged 15 points per game and 2.3 steals per game…Led her team in assists and steals in 2016-17…First Team All-District in 2016-17…Kansas City Five-Star Athlete of the Week (Jan.

30.Ģ018-19 Season (Freshman): Often forced to play out of position her freshman season but adjusted impressively to take on point guard duties with injuries to teammates.Appeared in all but three games, making her debut in the starting lineup against Troy in the fourth game of the season.Went on to average nearly nine minutes per game while grabbing 40 rebounds and taking nine steals.

ARIELLE AMAYA FREE

2020-21: Made seven starts in 17 appearances for the Blue and Gold…averaged 4.3 points and 2.8 rebounds per game…scored seven points and tallied three rebounds in the win against Longwood (11/28/20)…produced an eight point, four rebound outing at Davidson (12/18/20)…grabbed a season-high eight rebounds against Chattanooga (1/9/21) while contributing six points…forced a career-high four steals in the home meeting against Chattanooga (2/25/21)…scored in double-digits with 10 points in the SoCon Quarterfinal upset win over #1 Samford (3/4/21), knocking down 8-10 free throws…finished the season shooting 41.4% from the field…named to the SoCon Honor Roll and the SoCon All-Academic Team.Ģ019-20 Season (Sophomore): Appeared in 28 games, starting 19, while averaging 21 minutes per game.Second on team in field goal percentage amongst qualifiers (41.8), averaged 3.8 points per game, 2.5 rebounds per night and claimed 25 steals, third-most on the team.Scored in double-figures against Troy, making her first career three-pointer versus the Trojans, and set her career-high in her other double-digit scoring game of the year, a 13-point effort versus Mercer in which she led the Bucs from behind in the fourth quarter with eight final frame points.Career-high nine rebounds versus Davidson Nov.

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