WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A 9-year-old Kansas girl whose battle with brain cancer sparked an outpouring of support from fellow archers has died.

Downing & Lahey Mortuary says Addison Kye Adams died Monday. The Wichita Eagle  reports that she was at her parents’ home in Goddard when she died.

In a show of support, archers from around the world put the letter “A” on arrows for Addison and kept them in their quivers to take her, in spirit, hunting and target shooting. They also sent photos and arrows to Kansas.

A vase in her parents’ home holds a bouquet of about 75 arrows. Addison’s mother, Kindra Adams, says the arrows will “be an heirloom.”

Christina Jones, Addison’s archery coach, says the tribute was perfect for the girl who deeply loved target shooting.