Hannah Cannon Short Biography

Hannah Cannon, 15, passed away on the 31st of August, 2017, due to a rock climbing accident. She was survived by her mother and father, Christian and Corenna. She has 6 siblings; Brooke, 10, Abby, 17, Sarah, 20, Alice, 23, Sam, 25, Emily, 27. She has two in-laws, Chelsie, 24, and Joe, 27. She also has two nieces; Emma, 1, and Giselle, 9 months. Family has been a major part of her childhood. They all were very close to one another. Her youngest sister, Brooke, has been her best friend throughout her life. She loved her family very much. Hannah also loved the outdoors. You would always find her barefoot outside. Rock climbing, fishing, kayaking, hiking, etc. She loved it all. The outdoors has been where she belonged. She dreamed of traveling
the world. She had hundreds of places she planned to visit one day. She planned to live somewhere in a small town, near the mountains. She wanted to live where the world wasn’t a distraction. Music was a natural gift for her. Hannah enjoyed music and has been drawn to it. She played several instruments fluently. For example; the piano, flute, piccolo, and the ukulele. You would always see her playing her ukulele. She was self taught in most things. She has always felt a special connection with a cello. She has always planned to learn the cello, but she never had the chance. She liked school very much. She had a natural desire to learn and grow. She was fond of English because she loved to read and write. She would often write short stories. Just for the fun of it. Her Seminary class has been her favorite. It was the one time of day she could get away from the bad and feel peace. Her least favorite subject was math because it was her weakest subject. Education was very important to her.
She mapped to do well and graduate High School. Then, she would move on to college and graduate debt-free. She wanted to get married to a good man and have a family. She worked very hard to one day achieve these goals. The sky always fascinated Hannah. From the time she was very little, she making her own constellations and could name several. She would just go out and watch the sky change. Sunsets and sunrises were her favorite. But, the stars were what she loved most. She would just stare at them in complete awe. Her definition of happiness was the sky and the wilderness. One day, she hoped with all her heart that she would get the chance to live in the mountains and watch the stars every night. She wanted to be remembered for being kind. She was very bold. She could stand up for what was right and she wouldn’t be afraid or ashamed to do so. But, she was kind. She loved everybody, even those hard to love. She wanted everyone to feel loved and important. She tried hard to be kind and respectful to all who came her way. Though it was hard, she tried her hardest. She believed that kindness was key. She believed that if you could be anything, be kind. She didn’t follow society’s trends, she made her own. She didn’t want all the vain possessions of the world, she wanted peace. The world is heading in a dark era, but she stayed true to who she was and didn’t change for
anyone.