Rest In Peace: Always In Our Hearts” Cleveland Brown’s second wide receiver, who played for the Chiefs, was discovered dead in a swimming pool.

In Leawood, Kansas, Krystal Anderson had a lovely house with her husband Clayton and their two black Lab mixes, Louie and Sprocket, on a peaceful street surrounded by trees.

From the second visitors arrive into the mansion through its French-style front doors, they can see her — everywhere. Virtually every room is filled with pictures of her grinning. According to Clayton Anderson, they made renovations to their liking when they first moved in with the hope of eventually putting their children in the elementary school next door. “Her signature or style literally touched every room,” the man remarked. “As well as numerous photos. I’m so appreciative that she insisted on us taking a ton of family photos.

That house is currently empty save for Clayton Anderson and the pets. After giving birth to their stillborn baby, Charlotte Willow, in March, Krystal Anderson unexpectedly passed away from cardiac arrest brought on by maternal infection.

He remarked, “It’s very quiet here and now without her.” “I’m learning that there’s a difference between being alone and being lonely.”

In her community, Krystal Anderson was a cornerstone. For for ten years, she was a cherished cheerleader for the Kansas City Chiefs. Her infectious grin and upbeat demeanor had a significant impact on her profession in health technology. In her free time, she volunteered for charity and taught yoga.