Posted by Elisa Volcic Obituary – Cause of Death: A report from the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office at first expressed that Volcic, a senior at Stoney Creek High School, was fundamentally harmed while endeavoring to go across Tienken Road in Rochester Hills at around 2:36 p.m. Oct. 18.
The vehicle that struck Volcic was driven by a 16-year-old Stoney Creek junior from Shelby Township, the sheriff’s office revealed. The driver was not harmed.
Agents didn’t accept medications or liquor to be factored in the accident.
Undersheriff Mike McCabe said Monday that no charges had been documented against the driver, as the case is under survey by the Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office.
A GoFundMe was made by Volcic’s family on Oct. 20, with an objective to raise $150,000 towards Volcic’s recuperation and future rehabilitative help. Starting on the evening of Oct. 25, more than $140,000 had been raised.
Volcanic’s actual injury included broken bones, the GoFundMe page says, adding that a medical procedure was performed on Oct. 19 to calm tension on her cerebrum. Around then, she was purportedly lethargic and intensely calmed.
“We don’t yet comprehend Elisa’s street to recuperation,” the family said through the GoFundMe page. “She will have numerous deterrents to survive.”
She was one of four youngsters to guardians and long-term Rochester occupants Ed and Kathy. Every one of the four kids went to Rochester Community Schools.
Portrayed as an exceptionally gifted artist, Elisa played clarinet and was extremely associated with Stoney Creek’s music program, partaking in the walking band and wind troupe playing the clarinet. This year she was picked as the segment chief.
Robert Shaner, director of Rochester Community Schools, gave an assertion to area families illuminating them “with profound trouble” of Volcic’s demise.
“As our school, local area processes data about this misfortune, extraordinary consideration, and thought is being centered around taking care of the despondency felt by our understudies and staff,” Shaner said. “We are a very close local area at Rochester Community Schools, and it is significant that our understudies and staff realize that we are here to help them. Kindly keep every one of those associated with your musings and petitions.”