The Marist High School community in Chicago, Illinois, is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Trinity Kaye Eadie, a beloved student from the Class of 2025, who died tragically.

News of Trinity’s passing has brought profound sorrow to her family, friends, classmates, and teachers, who remember her as a bright, kind, and spirited young woman with limitless potential.

In an official message, the school community shared their grief: “With heavy hearts, we are deeply saddened to share the passing of Class of 2025 alumna Trinity Kaye Eadie. We ask you to keep Trinity’s friends and family in your prayers.”

The announcement reflects not only the depth of the loss felt within the Marist family but also the hope that the community will draw strength by coming together in prayer and support during this difficult time.

Trinity’s life, though brief, was filled with promise. As a student, she was admired for her determination, intelligence, and warmth. Classmates recall her as someone who lifted others up, never hesitating to extend kindness or encouragement.

Teachers saw in her a young woman eager to learn and to contribute meaningfully, both in and outside the classroom. Trinity’s presence enriched the Marist community, and her absence leaves an irreplaceable void.

Beyond her academics, Trinity was a cherished daughter, family member, and friend. She carried herself with grace and compassion, making a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her.

Whether sharing laughter with friends, supporting loved ones through challenges, or simply being present in everyday moments, she embodied a spirit of generosity and love. As family and friends prepare to say their final goodbyes, details for Trinity’s services have been shared.

A viewing will be held on Saturday, October 11th, at 10:00 a.m. at True Church House of Prayer (6710 S. May St., Chicago), followed by a funeral service at 11:00 a.m.

Loved ones, classmates, teachers, and members of the wider community are expected to gather to celebrate her life, honor her memory, and find comfort in one another. The community has also turned to faith as a source of consolation, drawing strength from prayer and scripture.

The message shared by her school closes with the timeless words: “Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May Trinity rest in peace.” These words echo the prayers of countless hearts now grieving but also trusting in the promise of eternal life and peace for Trinity.

Though Trinity’s life ended far too soon, her memory will continue to inspire. She will be remembered for the joy she brought into the world, the kindness she showed others, and the potential she carried within her.

As her family, friends, and the Marist High School community grieve, they will also hold fast to the love and light that Trinity shared, ensuring that her legacy endures for years to come.