Kaysville is still in shock after Macie Hill, an 8-year-old girl, died in an accident during the town’s Fourth of July parade.

On social media, her friends and family have sent condolences to her parents and other family members who are sad.

Before the tragedy happened, Macie was one of the people in the parade. But the Kaysville police haven’t said anything about what happened. Hill was taken to a hospital nearby, and the parade stopped right away.

Macie Hill, a resident of Kaysville, dies on the Fourth of July

Macie Hill was hit by a Hummer while she was performing at the parade. She was hurt badly. Even though she was taken to the hospital right after the accident, she didn’t make it.

She was on stage with the Patriot Cheer team when a big Hummer truck hit her. The march ended quickly, and those who were there were told to leave.

Shawna Dennis, who was at the parade and saw the whole thing happen right in front of her, was traumatized by the accident. “Right away, like, I’m in shock, it was horrible, I’ve never seen anything like that in my life.” Shawna told the police what she saw. She said that Macie was lying on the ground when the trailer ran over her.

But after she was taken to the hospital, she was pronounced dead within minutes. It’s very sad to see bad things happening one after the other on America’s Independence Day. Before it, a man named Robert Crimo was taken into custody as a possible suspect in the Highland shooting, which killed six people.

Who is Macie Hill’s mom and dad?

Since the accident happened so recently, there aren’t many details on the internet about Macie Hill’s family and parents.

Macie was the last of her parents’ four kids. Macie’s three older brothers, father, and mother all treated her like a princess. She grew up in a wealthy family, so she had everything she could ever want.

But now everything is broken, and the happy family is in shock and sadness. Hundreds of people, including her friends and close family, have sent condolences to the family of the person who died. Macie’s family said that she “died doing what she loved, which was being with her team.”

Details about Macie Hill’s GoFundMe

Jennie Dopp of Layton, Utah, has started a GoFundMe page to raise money for the funeral of the little girl.

And it’s no surprise that a lot of people have already given their money to help. As of July 5, it has raised a total of $57,257. This is more than the expected goal of $50,000.

The highest donation from a single person was $3000, but the person’s name was not given. So far, 1,060 people have given money. Jennie Dopp, who set up this fundraiser, thanked all the people who gave for showing so much love and support for Macie and her family.

The money raised will help Macie’s family and pay for her funeral. The money from the donation will also pay for her medical facility costs and a headstone. It doesn’t make their parents feel better, but it does give them peace of mind about money.