Caleb Harris Obituary
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi is grieving the loss of one of its students.
On July 17, the Corpus Christi Police Department confirmed that human remains found in a wastewater well on June 24 belonged to Caleb Harris, a student at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi who had been missing since March 4.
University President Dr. Kelly Miller addressed the campus community on Thursday morning, informing them of Harris’ passing and describing him as a “cherished son” and a “beloved brother.”
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In her letter, Miller expressed the university’s deep sorrow over the loss of a kind friend and valued member of the Islander community. However, despite their hopes for a different outcome.
She extended gratitude to the community for their efforts in trying to locate Caleb, highlighting the remarkable support shown through search parties and social media efforts, which she said embodied the true spirit of the Islanders.
Miller encouraged the Islander community to keep Caleb’s family, friends, and classmates in their thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. In addition, reminded everyone that the university offers several free services for those struggling with the news of Harris’ death.
In conclusion, Dr. Miller concluded her letter by announcing that the university will honor Harris’ legacy at a remembrance ceremony this fall.
