The community of Larkspur, CA, and the wider Marin County area are deeply grieving the tragic loss of Alexandra Hinks, a student at Redwood High School, who has died by suicide. Alexandra’s passing has brought an overwhelming wave of sorrow and disbelief to her family, friends, and all who knew her.
Alexandra Hinks, known to her peers and teachers as "Owl," was a bright and promising student who touched the lives of many with her unique spirit and dedication.
Her sudden death has left a profound impact on the Redwood High School community and beyond. Alexandra was recognized for her enthusiasm in academics and her involvement in school activities.
Her presence in class was marked by a keen intellect and a quiet strength that resonated with those around her.
Friends and classmates remember her as someone who was always ready to lend a listening ear or a helping hand, embodying kindness and empathy in her interactions.
The loss of Alexandra has sparked an outpouring of grief and reflection on the importance of mental health support within the community.
As her friends and family come to terms with this devastating news, they are also calling for increased awareness and resources to support students who may be struggling with their mental health.
Alexandra’s death underscores the critical need for open conversations about mental health, as well as the importance of providing robust support systems for young people facing emotional challenges.
Redwood High School is working to support its students and staff during this difficult time, offering counseling services and resources to help those affected by Alexandra’s passing.
The school community is coming together to honor her memory, remembering the positive impact she had on those around her and striving to foster a more supportive and understanding environment.
As the community mourns Alexandra Hinks, they are also celebrating her life and the many ways she touched their hearts.
Her memory will be cherished, and her legacy will live on through the efforts to improve mental health awareness and support for students.
Alexandra’s presence may have been brief, but her impact will be felt for years to come.