The two teenage girls who tragically lost their lives in a crash late Thursday night in Tulsa have been identified.
On Tuesday, Holland Hall released photos of the victims, Mollie Buffington and Claire Esmond. Both girls were students at the school.
The tragic crash occurred near 91st and Riverside in Tulsa. Police report that three teenagers were in a vehicle that lost control and crashed. Two students were pronounced dead at the scene, while a third remains in critical condition at the hospital. Authorities have not yet provided additional details regarding the cause of the accident.
More than just classmates, Claire and Mollie were bright, talented, and compassionate young individuals who brought warmth and joy to those around them. Their absence will be deeply felt by their peers, teachers, and the larger community that loved and supported them.
Claire Esmond was known for her kindness, intelligence, and enthusiasm for life. A dedicated student, she excelled in academics and actively participated in extracurricular activities. She had a natural ability to make those around her feel valued and appreciated. Teachers and friends fondly remember her ever-present smile and uplifting words.
Beyond school, Claire had a passion for reading and a deep love for music. She was a member of the school choir and enjoyed playing the piano in her free time. Committed to giving back, she was actively involved in community service projects, always striving to make a positive impact on others. Her compassion and generosity left a lasting impression on everyone she met.
Mollie Buff was equally extraordinary, known for her adventurous spirit and infectious energy. A passionate athlete, she especially loved soccer, thriving in the camaraderie of a team environment. Her dedication, leadership, and sportsmanship earned admiration from teammates and coaches alike, making her not only an outstanding player but also a loyal and supportive friend.
