Tyre Sampson was solely 14 when he fell to his demise from an Orlando amusement park trip, and now the corporate behind the attraction is making a donation in his honor.

Trevor Arnold, attorney for the Orlando Slingshot, put out an announcement Friday, which marks the one-year anniversary of Sampson’s demise … saying we “might be establishing a $100,000 donation by contributing $20,000 over 5 years to the “Tyre ‘Massive Tick’ Sampson Basis,” which was arrange by Tyre’s mother to assist faculty athletic applications in his reminiscence.

He continued, “We all know this donation is a really small gesture in comparison with the unexplainable tragic lack of Tyre one 12 months in the past immediately. However, it’s our hope that this contribution will convey some consolation to Tyre’s household and function a constructive reminder of Tyre for these student-athletes it helps.”

As we reported … 14-year-old Tyre died final 12 months after falling from the 430-foot-high Orlando amusement park trip at ICON Park. It appeared Tyre was too large for the trip, but he was nonetheless in a position to get on.

He was a gifted athlete, with a promising future forward of him. Throughout a presser, his dad mentioned his soccer group was primary within the nation on the time of his demise.