Samya stumo obituary: Samya Rose Stumo passed on March 10, one of 157 individuals lost in the accident of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302. Samya was in transit to Kenya for her first task with ThinkWell, a non-benefit association attempting to upset the norm in worldwide wellbeing advancement.

Samya was brought into the world in Farmington, Connecticut on June 29, 1994. Until the age of four, her family lived in Winsted, Connecticut. In 1998, after the deficiency of their two-year-old child Nels, the Stumo family moved to Sheffield, Massachusetts. Samya was in this manner self-taught on the family’s ranch in Sheffield.

A brilliant, enthusiastic youngster, Samya instructed herself to peruse at four years old. Her family recalls well the delight she took in raising pigs. Little in height as a youngster, Samya enjoyed incredible driving enormous ranch hardware, including a work vehicle used to pull heaps of kindling. Samya cherished driving these enormous vehicles. It was enabling for her. She wasn’t truly huge in size, yet she could drive a farm truck and achieve as much as any other individual. Such developmental encounters molded her attention to her own capacity.