Those three words are what come to mind when thinking about Bailee. Born on March 22, 2004,  where she grew up in Clio, Michigan until moving in 2013.  At the age of four, Bailee picked up soccer and fell in love with the sport. Throughout her 10 years of playing, she played for the Clio Football Club, Midland Fusion Soccer Club, and the Nationals Try-County, all under the number 44.

Bailee and her family moved to Freeland where she attended Freeland schools. As a freshman Bailee was  involved in basketball, Piers Are Linked for Social Success (PALSS), became the vice president of student council, was a Chief STEM Officer (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), and took part in the Travel Club.

Bailee was more than words can ever describe. She was always there when someone needed her, lending a helpful hand.  She actively went out of her way to support others. She was fun to be around, able to make others laugh and smile even on their worst days. Bailee did all this with a glowing smile on her face that was infectious to those around her.

On November 3, 2018, Bailee was tragically killed in a car crash at the age of 14.