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Community Unites to Honor 13-Year-Old Chris Carnero After Organ Donation

KVIA••Rishi Oza
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Chris Carnero, a 13-year-old from El Paso, tragically lost his life due to a gun incident in Las Cruces. His family held an emotional honor walk at University Medical Center as he was taken off life support for organ donation. Over 100 supporters gathered outside the hospital, bringing stuffed animals to pay tribute to Chris, who was remembered fondly by friends and family. His family expressed gratitude for the community's support during this difficult time. A GoFundMe page has been set up to assist the Carnero family financially.

Key Details: • Honor walk took place at University Medical Center, El Paso. • Chris Carnero was only 13 years old at the time of his passing. • Community members donated stuffed animals in his memory. • A GoFundMe is available to support the Carnero family.

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