Two best friends, one unforgettable bond, and a light that will never dim. Rest in peace, Eloise and Lila — your laughter echoes in every heart you touched.

Eloise Peck was just 8 years old, full of love, laughter, and kindness. “She was friends with everyone,” her mother said. “She loved spaghetti, animals, and was fiercely loved—especially by her mommy.”

Eloise tragically lost her life in the Camp Mystic flood, alongside her best friend and cabinmate, Lila Bonner.

A photo of the two girls, beaming with joy, now serves as a heartbreaking reminder of the lives cut short.

Rest peacefully, Eloise and Lila. Your light will never fade. 💔

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