Xena Fogle was a student at Dodge Elementry School in Wichita, Kansas. She died at the age of 9 years old. An autopsy was performed, results still pending. It was suspected she died of either Influenza A or Viral Meningitus. She had flu-like symptoms for 2-3 days. She lived with her father, her parents were divorced. She had been visiting her mother, then wanted to go home, the following day collapsed on the floor of her bathroom. She was dead by time she was rushed to the hospital. She was survived by: Her father, Richard Fogle, her Mother, Michelle Brengman, two brothers, Justice Fogle and Levi Brengman, a sister, Samantha Ross, Grandparents, Denis and Deloris Fogle, Joan Smith, and Ron Brengman, and Grandpa Ron's special friend, Carol Maki. She was cremated, and ashes split between parents. The cremation was paid for by the American Legion, which Grandpa Ron belonged to.
Xena Fogle was a student at Dodge Elementry School in Wichita, Kansas. She died at the age of 9 years old. An autopsy was performed, results still pending. It was suspected she died of either Influenza A or Viral Meningitus. She had flu-like symptoms for 2-3 days. She lived with her father, her parents were divorced. She had been visiting her mother, then wanted to go home, the following day collapsed on the floor of her bathroom. She was dead by time she was rushed to the hospital. She was survived by: Her father, Richard Fogle, her Mother, Michelle Brengman, two brothers, Justice Fogle and Levi Brengman, a sister, Samantha Ross, Grandparents, Denis and Deloris Fogle, Joan Smith, and Ron Brengman, and Grandpa Ron's special friend, Carol Maki. She was cremated, and ashes split between parents. The cremation was paid for by the American Legion, which Grandpa Ron belonged to.
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