The Albemarle High School community is grieving the tragic death of Savion Henderson, a well-liked and promising student who was killed in a car crash this week. News of the accident has left classmates, teachers, and families in deep shock as they grapple with the loss of a young life remembered for its warmth and potential.
Henderson was known among peers and staff for his outgoing personality, bright smile, and kindness toward others. Teachers recall him as an engaged student who approached school with curiosity and enthusiasm, while friends described him as someone who could lift spirits with his energy and humor.
Beyond the classroom, Savion was a devoted son, a caring sibling, and a loyal friend. Those close to him say he had a natural ability to connect with people, make others feel included, and bring positivity into any environment. His death marks a profound loss not only for his family but for the broader Albemarle High School community.
In the days following the accident, students and staff have come together to honor Savion’s memory—sharing stories, offering prayers, and supporting one another through the grief. School officials say they will continue providing resources to help students navigate the emotional impact of the tragedy.
Savion’s legacy will endure in the lives he touched, the friendships he formed, and the lasting impression he left on those around him. Though his life ended far too soon, the love and joy he brought to his community will not be forgotten.
The Henderson family has requested privacy as they mourn their loss and encourages those wishing to honor Savion to do so through acts of kindness and compassion—reflecting the spirit he brought to others throughout his life.
