A wave of grief and community support has surrounded Colorado Springs realtor Candace Hollon following the heartbreaking death of her 13-year-old daughter, Annabelle, whose passing has left family, friends, and loved ones devastated.
According to messages shared publicly by Hollon, Annabelle died on Monday, May 11, just one day after Mother’s Day. In an emotional statement, Candace described Annabelle as her “best friend” and “our oldest baby girl,” expressing deep gratitude for the overwhelming support the family has received since the tragedy.
Friends, relatives, and community members have rallied around the Hollon family during this unimaginable time. Loved ones have reportedly remained by the family’s side, traveled from out of state to offer comfort, and stepped in to help with daily responsibilities as Candace and her family navigate their grief.
To assist the family, supporters launched a GoFundMe campaign titled “In Loving Memory of Annabelle.” Organizers say donations will help cover funeral and memorial expenses while also easing financial pressures so the family can focus on healing and spending time together.
A separate Give In Kind page has also been created to coordinate additional support for the Hollon family. Community members have been signing up to provide meals, gift cards, and practical assistance during the difficult weeks ahead.
Candace Hollon is widely known within the Colorado Springs community through her work in real estate, and the tragedy has prompted an outpouring of compassion from colleagues, clients, friends, and neighbors alike. Many have shared messages of sympathy and prayers while remembering Annabelle and the love her family had for her.
As the Hollon family continues mourning the devastating loss of their daughter, supporters across the community are coming together to offer comfort, encouragement, and assistance in any way possibl