In a heartbreaking incident, the Altus High School community in Altus, Oklahoma, is mourning the unexpected death of Bobby Hurd, a beloved freshman student. Bobby, who was a cherished member of the Bulldog family, tragically passed away after suffering from an asthma attack, leaving his family, friends, and fellow students in shock and grief.
Altus Public Schools expressed their deep sorrow in an official statement, acknowledging Bobby’s significant place within the school community. The school authorities extended their sincere sympathy and support to Bobby’s loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.
Bobby was widely adored, and his sudden passing has profoundly affected everyone in the school. To assist students coping with this loss, counselors will be available at the school starting Monday and will remain accessible for as long as necessary. The school encourages students who wish to talk about their feelings or concerns to reach out, emphasizing the availability of caring professionals within the school family to provide support.
Altus, known for its close-knit school community, stands united in this time of sorrow. The school emphasizes the importance of shared empathy, emphasizing that no one in their school family will endure pain or loss alone. The students, parents, and staff take pride in their tradition of caring for one another.
Principal Kathy Keller-Darby expressed her heartfelt condolences, urging everyone to continue keeping Bobby’s family and friends in their thoughts and prayers. The loss of Bobby Hurd has deeply touched the Altus High School community, reminding everyone of the importance of compassion and solidarity during times of tragedy.
