Madison Dubiski, a former varsity cheerleader and devoted Astros fan, was reportedly holding her younger brother Ty's hand when she was pulled into the crowd Friday night.
The 23-year-old, who was originally from Cypress, had studied at the University of Mississippi and was working at a Houston marketing agency, according to her Facebook profile.
Her friends described her as "super bright, uplifting and just an all-around sweet girl."
"I cheered with her when we were younger, and she was always so encouraging. She was definitely the life of the party and loved by so many people," her friend Lauren Vogler told the Houston Chronicle.
"She was definitely one of the 'too glam to give a damn!' kind of girls."
The 23-year-old, who was originally from Cypress, had studied at the University of Mississippi and was working at a Houston marketing agency, according to her Facebook profile.
Her friends described her as "super bright, uplifting and just an all-around sweet girl."
"I cheered with her when we were younger, and she was always so encouraging. She was definitely the life of the party and loved by so many people," her friend Lauren Vogler told the Houston Chronicle.
"She was definitely one of the 'too glam to give a damn!' kind of girls."
Madison Dubiski, a former varsity cheerleader and devoted Astros fan, was reportedly holding her younger brother Ty's hand when she was pulled into the crowd Friday night.
The 23-year-old, who was originally from Cypress, had studied at the University of Mississippi and was working at a Houston marketing agency, according to her Facebook profile.
Her friends described her as "super bright, uplifting and just an all-around sweet girl."
"I cheered with her when we were younger, and she was always so encouraging. She was definitely the life of the party and loved by so many people," her friend Lauren Vogler told the Houston Chronicle.
"She was definitely one of the 'too glam to give a damn!' kind of girls."
The 23-year-old, who was originally from Cypress, had studied at the University of Mississippi and was working at a Houston marketing agency, according to her Facebook profile.
Her friends described her as "super bright, uplifting and just an all-around sweet girl."
"I cheered with her when we were younger, and she was always so encouraging. She was definitely the life of the party and loved by so many people," her friend Lauren Vogler told the Houston Chronicle.
"She was definitely one of the 'too glam to give a damn!' kind of girls."
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