Estee Pryor, 24, of Cleveland, Ohio, passed on November 28, 2021. Estee was born on July 12, 1997 in Romania and was adopted by Susan and George Pryor in 2000.

She was involved in youth sports at a young age like fencing, gymnastics, soccer and diving. Estee had an athletic ability that took her far. In 2008, she picked Diving and worked her way up to represent the United States in different countries. She had dreams of going to an olympic games but unfortunately she had a related ‘injury’ in the following years that took her dreams away.

She shifted her goals to mathematics, and law. She passed the bar and was a licensed Lawyer, with plans to move in the North Eastern area. She then was diagnosed with NHL stage 4 b and had to focus on her health. She had a rigorous chemotherapy regimen but never ceased to amaze those around her with her resiliency and her hard work throughout all the chemo. She learned sign language and was an advocate for victims who did not speak, and advocated between families going through divorce or abuse related cases. She played a pivotal role in the Cuyahoga county area and never gave up. She then received a 3 year Physics academic scholarship to study at Harvard and had plans of attending in January of 2022.

She was an avid reader, learner, animal lover, advocated for so many who could not advocate for themselves, had a compassionate spirit, was a strong independent young lady, a muscle car enthusiast and never backed down from those who disrespected her or told her she couldn't accomplish something.

She had an intelligent mind and her life experiences allowed her to be able to connect with people of all kinds of backgrounds. She made anybody feel like they mattered and belonged and deserving of love. She was a role model and she persevered through any difficult task that was thrown at her. She did not like attention or pity and made that a point. She was very stubborn to find solutions and rarely asked for them. She was independent, a go-getter and maintained kindness and respect towards people. She will be missed by those who knew her and her suffering is finally put at rest.