Taylor Swift Responds To Calls To Remember Emmaus Girl Killed In Crash

Taylor Swift has responded to calls from around the country to remember Abbie Zukowski, the 11-year-old Emmaus girl tragically killed in a crash on May 18.

Swift sent Abbie’s family a note and flowers on Wednesday.

The Emmaus community, music fans, and Abbie supporters rallied online over the past weeks to get Swift to remember Abbie, who was a big fan of her music.

Abbie met Swift at the Speak Now World Tour in 2011, according to the Morning Call.

The “Remember Abbie” campaign included a Tumblr page, a Twitter account, and the hashtag “#TaylorRememberAbbie” which trended across social media for several days.

The pop star ordered the flowers from Phoebe Floral in Allentown, the shop confirmed. A note attached to the flowers read:

“To the Zukowski Family, What a tragic loss for you, for me and for all of us. Of course, I will always remember my friend Abbie. Devastated, I send you my condolences. I am so sorry. Taylor.”

“I know she would have the biggest smile on her face seeing Taylor giving her recognition,” reads the Tumblr page in honor of Abbie.

Abbie’s family posted on social media and said the campaign itself had brought them much needed relief and entertainment during a very challenging grieving process.

“My whole family and mom are hysterically laughing,” Maddie Zukowski wrote on Twitter. “This is really doing so much for us you guys really dont realize what you are doing you are making this hell feel a little more like heaven every step we take.”

Image courtesy: TaylorRememberAbbie Tumblr