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On September 26, Callie was walking home after working her afternoon shift at the Flynn Theatre in downtown Burlington when a speeding car jumped onto the sidewalk striking Callie from behind. The accident caused permanent spinal cord damage – she will never walk again.
A 2023 University of Wisconsin – Whitewater Cum Laude graduate, Callie is employed with the Vermont Lake Monsters baseball team and The Flynn Theatre. She is very excited to continue in the sports industry – we can all join together to give her the future she deserves.
Callie has various hobbies including hiking, baking, cheering on the Boston Bruins & Chicago Blackhawks, watching women’s soccer and attending concerts, just to name a few. Of course, Callie’s blood runs green and gold – GO PACK GO – she never misses watching a game and ‘gearing up’ on game days. She recently looked forward to attending a women’s National Team soccer game in Connecticut, hoping to catch it next year instead. She enjoys traveling as well – having already stamped her passport to Iceland and Bermuda, as well as Canada, hoping to fill her passport book with even more country stamps. Ireland was next – unfortunately now delayed.
Everyone who knows Callie describes her as kind, thoughtful, and deeply loving – a truly special woman with the brightest of smiles. Her future now requires lifelong rehabilitation, specialized equipment, and significant medical care. We invite you – family, friends, and all who can – to come together in support. Your generosity will help Callie live the full and meaningful life she deserves, and she and her family are profoundly grateful.
Sending strength your way.
-Katie and Mel Ruzzi
Katie Guay
Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Stay strong! Love you!
Michael and Julie Newsome
Keep believing in the power of your dreams. Go Callie ~ you can do it! xo
Kim Emery
Our thoughts are with you.
Anonymous
Sending love !
Anonymous
Love you, Callie! ❤️ Thinking of you often and praying for you.
Marta Notarianni
Callie and Joanne, you are in our prayers for support and strength to navigate the days ahead.
Emily's parents
Michael C Christner
Thinking of you Callie! xo
AJ Fucile
She has a long life to live and we can help make it as strong and secure as possible.
Celeste Lee
Callie,
Sending healing thoughts your way! I'm so sorry this happened to you.
Lynn Hughes
You are in my thoughts and prayers. Praying for a quick recovery. My love
Jane Morris
Jane Morris
Sending you blessings and strength in mind and body.
Lynn Raymond
Good luck, miss. I'm so sorry that you have to go through this.
Anonymous
In Jesus name I pray that the lord works a miracle and heals you and calms you through this very difficult time.
My family prays for you tonight, you did not deserve for this to happen and may justice be swift.
All Vermonters are with you. Stay strong and God bless you.
Anonymous
We love you Callie!
Vincent Newsome
We are deeply saddened by this tragedy. Your strength inspires us all. This donation is given with love and hope, to support you through challenges no one should face."
Erin Moore
Sending prayers
Ashlee Docking
Callie we are with you.
Anonymous
Such a tragedy! Our prayers Are with you and your family.
Debra Watkins
Make checks payable to:
Help Hope Live
Note in memo:
In honor of Callie Jenna Aceto
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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