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Dyersville Teen's Summer Tragedy: A Life Cut Short

Summary

  • A 14-year-old girl died from blunt force injuries after a watercraft collision.
  • The fatal accident occurred on July 4 near McIntosh Woods State Park.
  • Maya Cano was known for her kindness and desire to become a therapist.
Dyersville Teen's Summer Tragedy: A Life Cut Short

A tragic accident on July 4 at McIntosh Woods State Park resulted in the death of 14-year-old Maya Cano. Maya, who had recently celebrated her birthday and returned from a trip to Chicago with her mother, Rhea, was on a personal watercraft with cousins when it collided with another watercraft. The collision caused multiple blunt force injuries, leading to Maya's death the following day, July 5. Her mother described Maya as her "everything" and a beacon of kindness, often complimenting strangers and aspiring to become a therapist to help those with mental health challenges. Maya's family is devastated by the loss, remembering her vibrant spirit and love for family, LEGOs, and travel. Visitation is scheduled for Sunday, July 12, at Kramer-Morris Funeral Home in Dyersville.

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