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Colton Taylor Cumpston Meadowdale High and Edmonds College graduate - Lynnwood Today

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Colton Taylor Cumpston, a graduate of Meadowdale High School and Edmonds College, took his own life on July 13, 2025. Known in Lynnwood, WA, he engaged in various community activities and attended Trinity Lutheran Church in his formative years. Friends and family describe him as compassionate and dedicated to supporting those around him. His death has reignited conversations about mental health resources and the urgent need for support systems for young adults. Local leaders are advocating for greater awareness and improved access to mental health services, emphasizing that many individuals face similar struggles.

The community is coming together to honor his memory by promoting mental health initiatives. Cumpston's story is a stark reminder of the importance of mental health awareness and the impact it can have on individuals and families. As discussions continue, stakeholders are encouraged to take action to prevent further tragedies.

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