A four-month-old baby tragically died from heat-related illness during a family outing on Arizona’s Lake Havasu. The infant was exposed to blistering 121-degree temperatures over the July 4 holiday weekend. Despite swift medical efforts, the baby succumbed to the extreme heat.
Baby Dies from Heat Illness on July 4 Weekend
A four-month-old baby succumbed to heat-related illness over the July 4 holiday weekend after being on a boat in 121-degree temperatures. The tragic incident claimed the life of Tanna Rae Wroblewski.
Emergency Response and Hospitalization
First responders rushed the infant from a boat on Arizona’s Lake Havasu to the hospital on July 5. Despite efforts, Wroblewski later died at Phoenix’s Children’s Hospital.
Details of the Incident Remain Unclear
Authorities have not explained why the newborn was on the boat. The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident to determine if any charges will be filed.
CPR and Rescue Efforts
The family began CPR when the child lost consciousness, and firefighters continued life-saving measures upon arrival. Unfortunately, these efforts were in vain.
Family’s Heartfelt Farewell
The family expressed their devastation over the loss. They shared their last moments with their daughter, saying she gave them her final smiles and they kissed her goodbye.
Fundraiser Update
The GoFundMe campaign for the family raised nearly $49,000 but has now closed to new donations.
