The Rhode Island House of Representatives has introduced a resolution to celebrate the life of Carrigan McCorrie-Raine Nelson and extend condolences on her passing. Carrigan, the daughter of Tammy and Paul Nelson, fought a seven-year battle with Osteosarcoma with courage and positivity. She was a gifted musician, having studied at the Bristol Music Academy and graduated from the MMVS Contemporary Recording Artists Program, and an accomplished Taekwondo practitioner, earning a black belt and multiple awards. Her dedication to charitable causes, particularly childhood cancer awareness, and her accolades, including being named the 2025 RI Communities Choice "Person of the Year," reflect her commitment to making a difference.

The resolution highlights Carrigan's impact on her community and the lives of those around her, noting her warm demeanor and determination in the face of adversity. She is remembered by her family, friends, and a wide circle of admirers. The House expresses its deepest sympathy to her family and honors her legacy by proclaiming Cancer Warrior Day and Carrigan Nelson Day in her honor. The resolution concludes with a directive to transmit a certified copy to her parents, ensuring that her memory and contributions are recognized.