
Jordan’s Slide for SUDEP
An event held in Jordan’s name in 2012, raising awareness of SUDEP (sudden unexpected death in epilepsy).
Friends, schools and teams have honoured Jordan in many ways since November 2010. These are some of them.

An event held in Jordan’s name in 2012, raising awareness of SUDEP (sudden unexpected death in epilepsy).

Grey Highlands Secondary School planted a tree in Jordan’s memory.

Beavercrest Elementary School celebrated Purple Day in honour of Jordan.

Organized by Jordan’s friends to celebrate her life and raise awareness of epilepsy and SUDEP.

Jordan had been the team’s assistant coach the year before. At the South-East Basketball Tournament the girls hung a poster of her in the gym, wore their “I love Jordan” t-shirts and wrote her jersey number on their hands. They came second overall, and it was obvious Jordan was there cheering them on.

The Grey Highlands Secondary School girls’ soccer jersey.

Jordan’s friends wrote their feelings and thoughts on her school locker. Her school gave the locker door to our family.

Jordan’s friends designed and sold a t-shirt to raise money for the Memorial Fund. On her school trip, two weeks before she passed, Jordan searched high and low in Barcelona for a purple “I Love Barcelona” shirt. It was her favourite souvenir.

Andy’s version of “The Dash”, the poem by Linda Ellis.

Designed by Laurie Cochrane, mom of Jordan’s best friend. It is printed on the high school basketball team’s jerseys in her memory.

The Jordan’s Slide for SUDEP 2012 logo, designed by Andy Fawcett. Look closely: “I love you to the moon and back.”

A portrait of Jordan by friend and artist Hannah Marshall.