Some tragic news has befallen the Conotton Valley community after two of their seniors were involved in an accident on Wednesday, Feb 16 leaving one dead and the other fighting for his life. The two are Braylen who lost his life and Garson Imes who is fighting for his life at the hospital. Conotton Valley Union Local School District is a public school district based in Bowerston, Ohio, United States. It serves northwestern Harrison County and southwestern Carroll County. Braylen and Garson were both football players for the Conotton Valley Rockets.
Braylen lost his life in the Conotton Valley Accident
Braylen, a senior at the Conotton Valley community lost his life after the accident. Many have forwarded sending condolences messages to the family and his girlfriend, Jordyn Braun. One Dougi Barrick who knew Braylen wrote, “can’t imagine the pain of his mom, dad, and brother Nate. This hurts! I saw a post where they asked for prayer for his girlfriend, going to be a lot of hurt for a long time.”
“Where do I even begin…Braylen you were a great young man,” Andrea Leggett, the mom of Braylen’s girlfriend wrote in a tribute on Facebook. She went on to write that Braylen was always smiling and upbeat. “You best boyfriend for my little girl and loved you like you were one of our own!” Her statement concludes by asking for prayers for Jordyn as she tries to come to terms with the sudden loss of her boyfriend, “We are going to miss you so much! Thank you so much for making my girl so happy!!!”
Garson Imes is fighting for his Life
The other Senior student involved in the accident has been identified as Garson Imes. He is reportedly fitting for his life at the hospital. His fellow Cannotian family is wishing him a quick recovery. Andrea in her statement wrote, “Please hug your little ones extra tonight.
Another wrote, “As Mr Garson continues to fight we stand in agreement for healing and restoration to his body, with God all things are possible. Stay strong Rockets ?”
“Please continue to pray for the Imes family. Garson is a strong kid, he needs the power of prayer to help him keep fighting,” Alicia Neininger wrote in a tribute.
