YouTuber Andrew Cross died a month after a tragic car accident.
The outdoor adventure guide was removed from life on March 4 when he was undergoing brain brain trauma on January 31.
Her sister, Jenna, announced her death in a statement published on Caringbridge, a site organized to update family, friends and fans on the condition of the social media star, by People magazine.
“Hi friends, Andrew’s mind is free, surrounded by light and love,” started in his post, adding that his death was “peaceful and full of love” and that the cross was surrounded by her parents, his close friends and his wife Evelyn in the room at the time.
“Before removing Andrew from Life Support yesterday, they put it on a mobile fan and made a loop throughout the USI while all the available staff aligned the corridor to honor him,” said Jenna.
“Then, in the play, friends and family read the scriptures, prayed and sang during the process of suppression of life support and for more than an hour after. It was peaceful and beautiful.”
She then expressed her gratitude to their community for their “support and prayers” as a result of her death as a GoFundme page was created to help with the medical family costs which obtained $ 479,491 in donations.
“Andrew has really lived life as much as possible, and its story and its impact are not yet over. It was wonderful to know new ways because we have seen photos and stories shared by so many people,” she wrote before concluding the long tribute to Cross, which was known as “Desert Drifter” online.
“We are impatiently waiting for this while we honor a well -lived life,” concluded the position.
