Alivia Agee tragically died by suicide on May 7, leaving her community in East Helena, Montana, heartbroken by the loss of a young life filled with potential.
She represented East Helena High School in various competitions, including the MHSA Girls A Eastern Divisional, Dillon Girls Mixer, Park High Girls Hard Luck, Park High Girls Invitational, 2025 Golden Eagle Girls Invitational, Tom LeProwse Girls 2nd Chance, and Walt and Trudy Currie JV Tournament.
She recorded 10 wins and 16 losses during her season, with all 10 victories coming by pin.
Alivia will be remembered for her efforts in wrestling and the person she was beyond the sport.
Family And Friends Mourn The Loss Of Alivia Agee
Alivia Agee’s aunt Diane shared that May 7, 2025, was a day of deep heartbreak for their family.
They lost Alivia to suicide the night before, leaving them in shock, sorrow, and overwhelming sadness.
Alivia’s aunt remembered her as someone with a beautiful smile and a special charm that could lift the spirits of those around her.
She expressed deep love and support for Alivia’s parents, Jessica and Quin, and her brother Dylan, holding them in her heart and prayers as they navigate this tragic loss.
Today has been a day of sorrow, despair, anger, tears and pure sadness for our family. We lost Alivia Agee to suicide last night. Jessica Agee, Quin Agee, and Dylan, you are in my heart, thoughts and prayers. Our world is dimmer today after this loss. Alivia had a smile and charm that cheered my soul. We can’t know the demons she was fighting. I am so sorry for your loss. She is in the arms of Grandpa and Grandma Drake now. I love you all.
Aunt Diane
Similarly, Alivia Agee’s mother, Jessica, shared an emotional and heartfelt message on Facebook following concerns about people wearing blue in memory of Alivia.
She explained that the blue shirt she’s wearing in a photo was the same one she wore the night she last held her daughter.
Jessica said she would proudly wear her blue shirt and Alivia’s blue wrestling hoodie to honor her daughter and everyone who loved her.
She said their family has heard from many people, including those they’ve never met, and the kindness has meant the world to them.
Meals, messages, calls, donations, and constant check-ins have helped them during a tough time, especially as they make arrangements for Alivia’s celebration of life.
Even though they may not respond to every message, Jessica wanted everyone to know how much their support is felt and appreciated.
Moreover, Quin, Alivia’s father, expressed his deep love and heartbreak in a heartfelt message, saying that even though it had been less than 24 hours since losing his daughter, he still feels overwhelming love for her.
Truth is the truth i’m lost I love you Alivia Agee you will always be my baby girl
Quin Agee
Further, Corrissa Baker shared a heartfelt message remembering her dear friend, Alivia Agee.
She expressed how lost she feels after not saying goodbye to Alivia, who always ran to her car in the mornings.
Corrissa’s message also expressed sadness at missing out on Alivia’s final wrestling season, a time they both looked forward to.
She ended by saying how grateful she is to have had Alivia and that she’s glad Alivia has found peace.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- At the Cowboy and Cowgirl Invitational in Miles City, Alivia Agee earned an 8th-place finish.
- Her mother is a Sales Manager at Helena Ford.
