One of the most beloved citizens of Webster Groves in St. Louis, Missouri, Kelsey McBride, died suddenly and tragically, leaving the neighborhood in shock. Kelsey's sudden death left a huge void in the lives of her family, friends and the larger community. She was known for her contagious laugh, compassionate heart and unwavering dedication to helping others. Many tributes to a woman whose kind heart touched everyone she met accompanied the outpouring of grief as word of her passing spread.
Born and raised in St. Lewis area, Kelsey had a happy and selfless personality that made her friendly to people from all walks of life. She has already left a lasting legacy at the age of 29, demonstrating her compassion, sensitivity and love of giving to people in need. Although everyone who knew her was shocked by her untimely death, her life continues to serve as a testament to the significant impact one person can have on their community.
Born on July 16, 1995, Kelsey was raised in a close-knit household filled with love and support by her devoted parents, Jennifer and David McBride. Adventures, family customs and close relationships with her brothers, relatives and extended family characterized her youth. Kelsey showed signs of empathy and a natural interest in the world from a young age. Whether it was listening to their problems, supporting them in difficult times, or just being a comforting presence, she was always the first to lend assistance to a friend in need.
Kelsey began her academic career at Webster Groves High School, where she immediately made a name for herself as a bright and thoughtful student. She was an outstanding student who also dabbled in a wide variety of extracurricular activities. Kelsey enthusiastically threw herself into her activities, whether theater initiatives, debate or community service, motivating everyone around her. Her instructors and fellow students remember her as a natural leader, whose optimism and diligence inspired everyone around her.
