Haley Cremer was born in 1994, spending her early years in Florida and Texas before moving to Sharon, MA. From childhood, her energy and passion for life were unmistakable. She discovered soccer early and played competitively through high school, building friendships and resilience on and off the field.
What people remember most about Haley wasn’t her athleticism or accomplishments—it was her spirit. Honest, genuine, and uplifting, she encouraged others, radiated optimism, and always looked for the good in people. Her trademark smile lit up every room.
Haley was deeply devoted to family. As a loving older sister to Morgan, she offered wisdom and support. During her mother’s battle with breast cancer, she became a source of strength and courage, balancing her studies while reminding her family to fight and persevere.
At the time of her tragic death on Father’s Day, June 15, 2014, Haley was twenty and preparing to enter her junior year at Simmons College, pursuing her dream of becoming a Doctor of Physical Therapy. In May 2024, Simmons University posthumously awarded her that degree—the first in its history—affirming both her promise and lasting impact. Though her life was heartbreakingly cut short, Haley’s impact endures. The Haley Cremer Foundation honors her legacy through Compassion, Perseverance, Insight, and Renewal of spirit—carrying forward her smile, her spirit, and her love of life. Haley remains forever in our hearts—missed beyond measure and loved without end.