A Nonbinary Person Living A Pansexual Life

This day will always hold a place in my heart. Not too long ago I found out that there is a chance that I might have cancer. You were the first person I told because I knew that you would understand. You were one of the first people I came out to and you were so accepting. Your love and acceptance for everyone as who they are is the reason you were so loved. When I saw Aaric crying I knew something was wrong. When I went into the hallway and saw everyone else I realized it was you. I’m sorry you had to go so soon but we knew this day was coming. We would all be lying if we said that we were hoping that the doctors were wrong when they said you wouldn’t beat it this time. You beat it 4 times which is so much of an inspiration for me. I know that when I have my surgery, no matter what the doctors say, I will be able to fight because you will be my role model. So many people looked up to you and so many people will miss you. I know I did not know you as well as some others, but I am so thankful I got to know you as well as I did. I will think of you at my doctors appointments, I will think of you when dysphoria is kicking my ass, I will think of you when I play tennis. I am so thankful I got to be your last doubles partner and I will always remember playing Snider and Whitko with you. I will do my best to honor you, starting with filling in your shoes as engineering captain. I hope to get back to Olympics soon so I can leave my impact on the school just like you did. I will miss my daily Reagan posts, but you will be with everyone in spirit. Fly high and may you Rest In Peace. We all love you Reagan. We will always be Reagan Strong.