Uncle Si Robertson of Duck Dynasty is finally getting the Iung surgery he’s needed for the last year and a half. The 74-year-old patient can’t wait to begin treatment and promises he’ll be back to taIking nonstop in no time.
Several episodes of Si Robertson’s podcast “Duck Call Room” have him discussing how he beIieves smoking is partially to blame for his respiratory issues.
In addition, he aIready suffers from COPD, therefore the early 2021 CO VID-19 diagnosis came as a shock. He later acknowIedged that he had serious concerns that he wouldn’t survive CO VID.
The rest of the podcast hosts and his own famiIy pointed out that he wasn’t doing all he could to assist himself.
17-Year-Old Prom King Found Dead Just One Hour After Mysterious Disappearance
Earlier this summer, tragedy hit Appanoose County, Iowa, when a 17-year-old high school student and Prom King was found dead just an hour after being reported missing.
On June 26, 2024, Ayden Beeson was swimming when he disappeared under the water and never resurfaced. A 911 call reported a possible drowning at Rathbun Lake. The Appanoose County Sheriff and the Water Rescue team quickly launched a search, but sadly, the outcome was heartbreaking.
The rescue team found Ayden’s body in 15 to 20 feet of water. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Ayden was a popular student in the Centerville School District. He was a leader on the football field, a talented tennis player, and had been voted Prom King before his spring graduation.
Superintendent Mark Taylor expressed the community’s grief, saying, “Losing such a great kid in the prime of his life is devastating. He was kind to everyone, really popular, and there wasn’t a single person at school he couldn’t be nice to.”
Ayden’s coach shared a heartfelt tribute, saying Ayden wasn’t afraid of hard work and was a standout player. His loss is deeply felt by all who knew him.
The day after Ayden Beeson’s passing, the Centerville Community Schools shared a heartfelt message on their Facebook page, expressing that they were “deeply saddened” to learn about the loss of one of their beloved students.
The district highlighted Ayden’s active involvement in the school community and emphasized how he was known and appreciated by both staff and students for his “genuinely kind” nature.
Ayden’s passing has left a profound impact on those who knew him, with many remembering him as a kind and positive presence in the school.
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