Nevaeh Leigh Cadman

When I was younger my sister Nevaeh was the one who raised me, or at least in the way that matters, she was always there when I needed her, the funny thing is, she moved with her dad when she was around 13, and eventually, when I was 13, I moved in with my mama. I would be dead right now if it wasn't for her, I love big sis.
-Maxx M. Notino

7th Grade. Nevaeh said "Hi I´m Nevaeh, Nevaeh spelled backwards is heaven. My moms name is angel"

Albeit a short time we had, a life time of memories, sharing our kindred spirit of traveling alone, playing wordle, and laughing... you are missed so much..the world was a much better place with you in it. You will be along with me on my adventures and travels always. Love Togie

I played on the same soccer team as Nevaeh back in 2017. She was always my favorite because she has heart a heart of gold.

On my first day at a new school in 8th grade nevaeh decided to sit next to me and be my partner for the semester. After that we were inseparable for years. Nevaeh was always kind and outgoing. I will always admire and and be inspired to be as outgoing, trusting, and adventurous as she was.

Nevaeh was/is still to this day the definition of a ray of sunshine. She was always so positive and never had a bad thing to say about anyone. I will forever miss her smile and the way she could make anyone laugh. Love you forever sweet girl

I met Nevaeh freshman year of school at UW-Milwaukee actually from a roommates discussion post. Though that didn´t follow through, we still ended up being good friends. Nevaeh, no matter what kind of day she was going through, would always check in like clockwork. It was Sophomore year when I had a really bad few weeks where I pushed my friends away to sit and think with myself. I remember that day, she just sent me this out of nowhere. I texted her saying something the lines of, OMG please take this back, I´m okay and I don´t mean to distance but it´s easier to decompress when I don´t let people in during the hard days. I remember her telling me that $10 is just $10, that if she could make someone she care´s about, day better, she would do anything. Following up with invitations to make sure I didn´t get stuck in isolation, inviting me out to go get food and do something adventurous and spontaneous, random facetime calls so I didn´t have to be alone on those bad days. Nevaeh had a heart of gold, and I will forever hold on to the gift of trust and patience of others that she shared without second guessing. I aspire to be just as loving, caring, free-spirited, and everything else that she was.