An Indiana family is heartbroken because a 10-year-old boy Sammy Teusch with “great ambitions for the future” tragically committed suicide. His family reported that he died by suicide in his bedroom on May 5.
Sammy was described in his online obituary as a boy who was friendly to everyone, never caused harm, was always on the move, and had a large heart, and a great smile. Sammy had grand aspirations for what lay ahead.
Recently, Sammy was assaulted and had his glasses shattered on a school bus. At first, they mocked him for his glasses, then turned to mocking his teeth. “It lasted a long time,” Sam Teusch informed WTHR-TV.
Who was Sammy Teusch? Who were his parent and siblings?
Sammy was born on February 21, 2024, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA. His parents’ names are Sam Teusch and Nicole. He was a talented kid who was in fourth grade at Greenfield Intermediate.
He easily made friends, was friendly with everyone, never intended harm, was always on the move, and had a large heart and a great smile. He enjoyed fishing, playing video games, interacting with robots, hiking, swimming in ponds, exploring nature, and playing soccer.
| Name | Sammy K. W. Teusch |
| Born | February 21, 2014 |
| Died | May 5, 2024 |
| Age | 10-year-old |
Sammy’s dad, Sam Teusch, claimed that his tormentors assaulted him and damaged his eyeglasses. They mocked his glasses and his teeth. Nicole, Sammy’s mother, mentioned that a particular event happened in a restroom last week, which caused Sammy to feel terrified and led to him refusing to attend school.
Tyler Mills, who called Sammy “my baby brother,” stated in a GoFundMe page that he brought joy to everyone he met and was the center of attention.
We are all feeling crushed by this loss and were caught off guard by the expensive price of a funeral service. Tyler mentioned that they aim to provide Sammy with the appropriate memorial to pay tribute to his memory and bid farewell.
A Facebook event has been created for an “anti-bullying protest walk” scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, May 18 will begin at Greenfield-Central High School and conclude at the Hancock County Courthouse.
In the event description, Tori Rose, the event host, stated: “We must have a policy that enforces Greenfield Central’s absolute intolerance of bullying.” We require administrators who show concern for our children. We have the ability and necessity to improve.
The obituary posted on Stillinger Family Funeral Home’s website characterized Sammy as a young man who was greatly loving, laughing, inclusive, and accepting. It is reported that Sammy was lovingly called ‘Mini Hulk’ and he came into the world on February 21, 2014, in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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