
MENIFEE – It is with a heavy heart and immense sadness that we report the passing of three young members of the Menifee Girls Softball family. On Friday, July 12, the Perez sisters—Emalynn, Olivia, and Giana—tragically lost their lives in a car accident while on a multi-state family vacation. The accident also claimed the life of their mother and several other family members as well, with no survivors.
According to those that knew them, the Perez sisters were shy by nature but came alive on the softball field, surrounded by the love and support of their family, friends, and teammates. Their loss has left a void in the hearts of an entire community. The Menifee Girls Softball family posted the tragic news this past weekend, stating. “Our deepest condolences go out to the Perez family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this challenging time. Additional details will be provided as soon as they are made available by the family.”

In response to this tragic event, the community has come together to support the grieving family. A GoFundMe page has been organized by Alfredo Lopez on behalf of Vicente Perez, the father of the three girls. The fundraiser aims to provide financial assistance to the family during this challenging period.
The message on the GoFundMe page reads, “To all – let’s all come together and help our fellow friend/coworker Vicente going through an extremely difficult time. His 3 beautiful daughters and ex-wife have sadly passed away in a tragic accident this past Friday. Please keep our friend, his family, and all affected in your thoughts and prayers.”
The community’s response has been overwhelming, with numerous donations and heartfelt messages pouring in to support Vicente Perez and his family. For those who wish to contribute, you can visit the fundraiser page here -> GoFundMe
This tragedy has deeply affected the entire Menifee Girls Softball family and the broader community. The memory of the Perez sisters will forever live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved them.




