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"It's been one year since a boy drowned on a field trip in Oconomowoc.Shane Needles, 8, went into the river at Riverside Park and never surfaced.Friends, family and classmates remembered the Shane on Friday night with the theme of lighting the night.They released Chinese lanterns that spelled out Shane. The lanterns floated into the night sky over the family's home in Nashotah.Friends wanted to make sure Shane's parents know their 8-year-old son will never be forgotten.They lined the driveway with lit bags with messages about Shane that his mother, Debby Needles, told WISN 12 News reporter Terry Sater meant the world to her.\u00A0Shane was a student at Lake Country School and would have been in fourth grade this fall.The family just filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the Wisconsin Taekwondo and Fitness Academy.\u00A0It claims Shane died because of a lack of supervision while on that field trip last summer.\u00A0Specifically, it raises the point that there were not enough adults to watch all of the children.The family also said it told workers \"Shane was not a good swimmer\" and that he needed to be watched closely.WISN 12 News reached out to the Taekwondo Academy. It released this statement: \"We're horribly sorry that this even happened, and we wish the family well.\"\u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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