A venerated Mississippi attorney named Heather Aby died by suicide. She was from Ridgeland. On March 6, 2023, a Monday, Heather Aby passed away. On Monday morning, she committed suicide at Old Trace Park. Her name was withheld until law enforcement officials arrived on the incident scene.
The founder of Aby Law, PLLC in Ridgeland, Mississippi, Heather Aby, was eventually identified as the lawyer who had reportedly committed suicide in the region. The tragedy was then reported to her family.
The Semi-Pro Baseball Hall of Fame confirmed the unexpected death of Heather Aby in a condolence post.
“The National Semi-Pro Baseball Hall of Fame would like to pass on our condolences to the Family of Trey and Heather Aby and the Hattiesburg, MS Black Sox Semi-Pro Baseball Club. Mrs. Heather (National Semi-Pro Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2017), the 1st Lady of Semi-Pro Baseball in Mississippi and the Owner of the Black Sox, passed away Monday afternoon. Our Prayers go out to the Aby Family.”
About the funeral arrangements, nothing is known. On social media, everyone, including Heater Aby’s family and friends, paid respect to her and expressed their sorrow.
“We at the Hattiesburg Athletic Association (baseball) send our condolences to Trey Aby and the Hattiesburg Black Sox on the passing of Heather Aby and ask for their prayers today. She was such a kind and caring lady to everyone she encountered! Heather, RIP.”
“My lovely Heather Aby, my dear! One of the most passionate and kind individuals I have ever encountered. We became sisters more than 15 years ago when we first met. I shall truly miss you!”
A respected legal professional from Ridgeland, Mississippi, Heather Aby. She was the founder of both the well-known Black Sox Semi-Pro baseball team and Aby Law, PLLC. The University of Southern Mississippi is where she finished her education. According to the National Semi-Pro Baseball Hall of Fame, Heather was the First Lady of Semi-Pro Baseball in Mississippi.
She was a member of the 2017 Hall of Fame Class. In the vicinity of Greater Jackson, Heather resided. Heather served as the public defender for Madison County before opening her law practice. She formerly worked as a partner in a law firm with numerous friends.
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