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In Loving Memory of 

Trevor Julian

TYLER, Texas — The Tyler community and all who knew him are mourning the heartbreaking loss of Trevor Julian, 29, of Whitehouse, whose life was tragically taken following a road-rage incident on Grande Boulevard Friday night. What began as an ordinary evening ended in unimaginable sorrow, leaving family, friends, and neighbors grappling with the loss of a young man whose spirit and character touched everyone around him.

Authorities confirmed the incident occurred at the intersection of Grande Boulevard and Paluxy Drive. Trevor had been driving a white Tesla when a confrontation unfolded between him and the driver of a white Ram pickup truck. During the encounter, a shot was fired from inside the pickup, striking Trevor in the neck. He was transported to a Tyler hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries. Officials have stated there is no evidence that Trevor was armed at the time he approached the vehicle. The suspect remained at the scene and was taken into custody, facing a charge of first-degree murder.

While the investigation continues, those who knew Trevor are holding tightly to the memories of the man he was — far more than the tragic circumstances that ended his life. Trevor Julian was a proud graduate of Carthage High School and a dedicated member of the United States Marine Corps. His decision to serve his country spoke volumes about his courage, discipline, and deep sense of duty. For Trevor, wearing the uniform was not just a title; it reflected his character, his commitment to protecting others, and his belief in standing for something greater than himself.

Family and friends remember Trevor as a man of contrasts in the most beautiful ways — strong yet kind-hearted, confident yet humble. He carried himself with quiet determination and a warmth that drew people toward him. His smile could light up a room, and his loyalty to those he loved was unwavering. Whether offering encouragement, sharing laughter, or simply being present, Trevor made a lasting impact on the lives of those around him.

The suddenness of his passing has left a profound ache in the hearts of his loved ones. A routine evening turned into a tragedy that no one could have anticipated, a stark reminder of the fragility of life. For his family, the loss is immeasurable; for his friends, it is a void that cannot be filled; for the community, it is the departure of a young man full of promise, integrity, and strength.

Yet even in sorrow, Trevor’s legacy endures. It lives on in the values he embodied — honor, bravery, dedication, and love. It lives on in the stories shared by those who knew him best, in the pride felt for a man who served his country with distinction, and in the lives he touched through simple acts of kindness and loyalty.

Though his years were far too few, they were filled with meaning. Trevor Julian’s life mattered — his service mattered, his love mattered, and his spirit will continue to inspire all who knew him.

May he be remembered not for the violence that ended his life, but for the courage, heart, and unwavering integrity that defined him.

Rest in peace, Trevor. Your memory will forever live on in the hearts of those who loved you.

In Loving Memory of Two Victims in Vass, North Carolina

VASS, N.C. — The Woodlake community of Moore County is mourning the tragic loss of two young adults following a double homicide that occurred early Saturday morning. Deputies from the Moore County Sheriff’s Office responded around 7:45 a.m. on February 14, 2026, to reports of a shooting at a residence on Daphne Lane. Upon arrival, authorities discovered two adults, ages 28 and 21, deceased inside the home.

The victims’ identities are being withheld pending family notification. Though the names are not yet public, those who knew them describe vibrant young adults whose lives were full of promise, love, and meaningful connections. The loss has left family, friends, and neighbors in deep sorrow, as the community struggles to process such a sudden and violent tragedy.

Investigators have identified 25-year-old Caleb Hayden Fosnaugh of Ohio as a suspect. Warrants have been issued charging him with breaking and entering and two counts of murder. Authorities believe Fosnaugh fled Moore County following the shooting and is possibly driving a white 2018 Ford Mustang with a black front driver-side fender, potentially bearing an Ohio license plate. He is considered armed and dangerous, and law enforcement advises the public not to approach him. Anyone with information or sightings is urged to call 911 immediately or contact the Moore County Sheriff’s Office tip line at 910-947-4444.

Deputies secured the scene and conducted an extensive canvass of the Woodlake neighborhood and surrounding communities while investigators processed evidence and pursued leads. Officials believe the incident was isolated and involved known parties.

In the midst of grief, the focus remains on honoring the lives of the victims rather than the circumstances of their deaths. Friends and family remember their warmth, laughter, and the small yet meaningful ways they touched the lives of those around them. These young adults, though taken too soon, left behind memories that will be cherished forever.

To the families and loved ones, the pain of this loss is immeasurable. May you find solace in shared memories, in the support of a grieving community, and in knowing that the lives of your loved ones made a lasting impact.

Though tragically brief, the lives of these two young adults will be remembered, honored, and cherished by all who knew them. Their memory will forever live on in the hearts of family, friends, and a community united in mourning.

Rest peacefully.

You are deeply missed, forever remembered, and always loved.

In Loving Memory of 

Aaron Stokes

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Jakson Stokes

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Colin Stokes

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Austin Huskey

ROUTT COUNTY, Colo. — The Routt County community, along with the broader aviation and business worlds, is mourning the heartbreaking loss of four lives in a tragic plane crash on Emerald Mountain early Friday morning. The victims, all from Tennessee, include 47-year-old Aaron Stokes of Franklin, 21-year-old Jakson Stokes, his son, 21-year-old Colin Stokes, their nephew and cousin, and 37-year-old Austin Huskey. Their sudden passing has left family, friends, and colleagues grappling with profound grief.

Aaron Stokes was widely recognized for his remarkable contributions to the automotive industry. As the founder of Shop Fix Academy, he dedicated decades of his life to empowering independent auto repair shop owners. Through mentorship, training, and his personal example, Aaron shared his knowledge, inspiring countless entrepreneurs and technicians to grow and succeed. His influence reached beyond his hometown of Franklin, touching the broader automotive community and leaving a legacy of innovation, generosity, and leadership.

A self-made multi-millionaire, Aaron’s entrepreneurial journey spanned 25 years. He successfully owned and operated five auto repair shops and became a trusted voice in the industry as the host of the popular radio show Fixin’ Cars with Aaron Stokes. His guidance, wisdom, and encouragement transformed the lives of many who aspired to follow in his footsteps, creating a lasting impact that will continue to resonate for years to come. Friends and colleagues remember him not only for his business acumen but also for his kindness, mentorship, and unwavering dedication to helping others succeed.

Alongside Aaron, the lives of his son Jakson Stokes, their nephew and cousin Colin Stokes, and family friend Austin Huskey were tragically cut short. Jakson and Colin, both 21, were young adults full of potential, dreams, and the promise of a bright future. Those who knew them recall their laughter, energy, and the warmth they brought to friends and family. Austin Huskey, 37, was a valued member of his community and a friend to many, whose life reflected dedication, care, and the kind of integrity that leaves a lasting impression.

The Routt County community has been deeply affected by the tragedy. Emerald Mountain, once a place of natural beauty and adventure, is now a site of sorrow as families and neighbors process the sudden loss of four beloved lives. The aviation community has also expressed condolences, recognizing the profound impact of such incidents and honoring the victims’ memories.

While investigations into the crash continue, those who loved Aaron, Jakson, Colin, and Austin are focused on celebrating the lives they lived rather than the manner in which they passed. These were individuals who touched lives, nurtured talent, and inspired those around them through their passion, commitment, and kindness. Their legacy extends far beyond any single moment, living on in the hearts, memories, and actions of those who were fortunate to know them.

To the families, friends, and communities impacted, may you find comfort in the love that surrounds you. May the memories of laughter, guidance, and shared experiences provide solace amidst the grief. Though their time was tragically cut short, the lives of Aaron Stokes, Jakson Stokes, Colin Stokes, and Austin Huskey will never be forgotten.

Rest peacefully, Aaron, Jakson, Colin, and Austin.

You are forever loved, deeply missed, and your legacies will continue to inspire and endure.

In Loving Memory of 

Kyler Rugg

TRENTON, IA — A peaceful Friday afternoon in Trenton was shattered by heartbreak as the community mourns the tragic loss of Kyler Rugg, a young student from the WACO Community School District. His sudden passing has left classmates, teachers, friends, and loved ones grappling with grief, as the small town struggles to come to terms with the loss of a life filled with promise.

According to the Iowa State Patrol, the crash occurred around 1:35 p.m. on the 1700 block of Franklin Avenue, just south of Trenton. Kyler was driving a Nissan Pathfinder southbound when he failed to safely navigate a curve in the roadway. The SUV lost control, left the roadway, and rolled multiple times before coming to a stop. Investigators reported that Kyler was the sole occupant of the vehicle and was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash. He was airlifted to University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics, where he was later pronounced deceased.

While the circumstances of the crash are devastating, the community remembers Kyler not for the moment of tragedy, but for the life he lived and the impact he had on those around him. Kyler was more than a student; he was a son, a friend, and a bright presence in the WACO school family. Teachers recall his curiosity and eagerness to learn, classmates remember his laughter and camaraderie, and friends speak of his kindness and loyalty. His youthful energy and spirit left a mark on everyone who knew him.

In a close-knit community like Wayland and Trenton, the loss of one life reverberates deeply. Hallways, classrooms, and neighborhoods that were once filled with ordinary sounds now carry the weight of sorrow. Yet within the grief, there is also a gathering of support — neighbors, teachers, and classmates coming together to comfort one another, share memories, and honor the young life that was lost too soon.

To Kyler’s family, the pain of this loss is unimaginable. May you find solace in the cherished memories you hold — in the laughter shared, the small everyday moments, and the love that surrounded him. Even in his brief time, Kyler touched countless lives, leaving a legacy of warmth, joy, and connection that will continue to live on.

Though his life was tragically short, Kyler Rugg’s spirit will remain in the hearts of all who knew him. His memory will endure through stories, remembrances, and the love of a community united in grief and in honoring the life of a young person whose promise was taken too soon.

Rest peacefully, Kyler.

You are forever loved, deeply missed, and never forgotten.

In Loving Memory of 

Kyle Warner

UPPER MACUNGIE TOWNSHIP, Pa. — The community of Upper Macungie Township and the greater Lehigh County area is mourning the tragic and untimely loss of Kyle Warner, a 31-year-old resident of Emmaus, whose life was abruptly cut short on Friday evening in a devastating single-vehicle crash. The incident, which occurred around 6:45 p.m. in the 7000 block of Hamilton Boulevard, has left family, friends, and neighbors grappling with grief and searching for ways to honor a life taken far too soon.

According to Lehigh County Coroner Daniel A. Buglio, Kyle’s death was the result of multiple blunt-force injuries sustained in the crash. The coroner classified the manner of death as accidental. Authorities with the Upper Macungie Township Police Department continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash to better understand the events that led to this heartbreaking tragedy.

Beyond the tragic circumstances of that evening, Kyle Warner was a beloved member of the Emmaus community. Friends and family describe him as a man with a generous heart, a warm smile, and a personality that could light up any room. He was a devoted son, a loyal friend, and a neighbor whose presence brought comfort and joy to those around him.

Kyle lived a life marked by connection, kindness, and dedication. Whether spending time with family, pursuing his passions, or lending a helping hand to those in need, he left an impression that will not fade. Those who knew him remember not only his laughter and sense of humor but also the compassion and integrity with which he approached life.

The loss has sent ripples of sorrow throughout Upper Macungie Township and the surrounding areas. Roads that are part of daily life now bear the weight of a tragic memory, and the community grapples with both grief and questions that cannot immediately be answered. In times like these, neighbors come together to support one another, to share in mourning, and to honor the life of someone who left a meaningful mark on so many lives.

To Kyle’s family, the pain of this loss is immeasurable. May you find solace in the memories you hold — the shared laughter, the quiet moments, and the love that surrounds you. His life, though tragically short, leaves behind a legacy of care, warmth, and connection that will continue to resonate with all who knew him.

Though Kyle Warner’s journey ended far too soon, his impact remains. His memory lives on in the hearts of friends and family, in the community he loved, and in the stories and moments that will forever carry his spirit.

Rest peacefully, Kyle.

You are deeply missed, forever remembered, and always loved.

In Loving Memory of Two Young Souls in Sandersville

SANDERSVILLE, Ga. — The Sandersville community is enveloped in profound grief following the tragic loss of two young children in a devastating early-morning fire. Around 4:30 a.m., multiple fire stations responded to urgent reports of a mobile home ablaze on Oak Meadows Circle, just outside the town of Sandersville. What should have been the quiet hours of a typical morning instead turned into a scene of heartbreak and sorrow that has left families and neighbors reeling.

First responders arrived to find heavy flames and thick smoke consuming the home. Firefighters worked tirelessly to contain the blaze and ensure the safety of anyone else in the vicinity, but despite their brave and immediate efforts, tragedy struck. Officials confirmed that two young lives were lost: a 4-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy. Thankfully, no other injuries were reported among additional occupants or nearby neighbors, yet the void left by the loss of these children is immeasurable.

Though so young, these children were cherished members of their family and community. Their laughter, curiosity, and innocence were gifts to everyone who knew them — small lights that now shine only in memory. Parents, family members, and friends are left with the unbearable pain of losing them far too soon, clinging to memories of hugs, smiles, and moments that are now forever frozen in time.

The Sandersville community has responded with an outpouring of support and compassion. Neighbors, friends, and local organizations are rallying around the grieving family, offering comfort, prayers, and assistance in a time of unimaginable loss. Candlelight vigils, shared memories, and collective mourning reflect a town united in sorrow yet determined to honor the lives of these young souls.

While the circumstances of the fire are under investigation, today the focus is not on why this tragedy occurred, but on remembering who these children were — and the joy they brought into the lives of those around them. In a world that can feel unpredictable and fragile, their brief lives serve as a powerful reminder to cherish every moment, to hold loved ones close, and to act with kindness and love.

To the families of these two young children, the heartbreak is shared by an entire community. May you find solace in the love that surrounds you, in the support of neighbors and friends, and in the memories that will forever hold the laughter, innocence, and spirit of your children. Though their lives were tragically short, their impact — the love they inspired and the hearts they touched — will never fade.

Rest peacefully, little ones.

Your lives, though brief, brought joy and love that will forever live on in the hearts of all who knew you.

In Loving Memory of 

Jorge Narvaez

CARROLLTON, Georgia — The Carroll County community is mourning the tragic loss of Jorge Narvaez, 52, whose life came to an unexpected and heartbreaking end on February 13, 2026, during an officer-involved shooting along Interstate 20 near Villa Rica. The incident, which prompted a temporary closure of the highway and an investigation by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, has left family, friends, and neighbors grappling with grief and seeking to honor the life of a man who meant so much to those around him.

Jorge Narvaez was more than a name in the news. He was a longtime resident of the area, known to those closest to him as a man with a strong spirit, a generous heart, and deep devotion to his family. Beyond the tragic circumstances surrounding his passing, Jorge was a husband whose love and partnership were cherished, a friend who offered support without hesitation, and a valued member of the Carroll County community whose presence brought warmth and connection.

Those who knew Jorge remember his resilience and the quiet strength he carried through life’s challenges. He approached each day with determination and a sense of purpose, nurturing relationships and creating memories that now serve as a lasting testament to his character. Friends recall his laughter, his willingness to help others, and his ability to bring people together, while family members remember moments of tenderness, shared joys, and the everyday love that defined their life with him.

The loss of Jorge Narvaez reverberates far beyond his immediate circle. In a community like Carroll County, where neighbors know one another and connections run deep, such a sudden departure leaves an indelible mark. Roads and routines now carry the weight of sorrow, yet the stories of Jorge’s life — the kindness he shared, the support he offered, and the love he gave — provide a source of comfort amid the grief.

While investigations continue to examine the details of the incident, the focus for those who loved Jorge remains on honoring his life. He is remembered not for how he died, but for the vibrancy with which he lived, the relationships he nurtured, and the legacy of care, resilience, and humanity he leaves behind.

To his family, the pain of losing Jorge is immeasurable. May you find solace in the countless memories that can never be taken away — in laughter shared, conversations treasured, and the enduring love that binds you together. May the support of friends, neighbors, and a grieving community help carry you through this difficult time.

Though his life was cut short, Jorge Narvaez’s impact will endure. His name will live on in the hearts of those who knew him, in the memories that bring both smiles and tears, and in the lessons of compassion, strength, and connection that he exemplified every day.

Rest in peace, Jorge.

You are deeply missed, forever remembered, and always loved.

In Loving Memory of 

Trevor Julian

TYLER, Texas — What began as an ordinary Friday night on Grande Boulevard ended in unimaginable heartbreak, leaving a family, a town, and a community grieving the loss of Trevor Julian, 29, of Whitehouse. His life was tragically cut short following a road-rage incident that escalated into deadly violence. According to the Tyler Police Department, 23-year-old Dayton Alexander Morgan of Ben Wheeler was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection with the incident.

Yet beyond the headlines and the flashing lights was a man whose life was defined not by tragedy, but by service, loyalty, and love.

Trevor Julian was a proud graduate of Carthage High School, where he first began shaping the character that would follow him into adulthood. Friends from his school days remember a young man full of determination and quiet strength — someone who carried himself with confidence while remaining grounded and kind.

After high school, Trevor answered a higher call to serve his country by joining the United States Marine Corps. As a Marine, he embraced the values of honor, courage, and commitment. Those who served alongside him recall his discipline, resilience, and unwavering loyalty. A 2017 Marines photograph captures a young Trevor in uniform — eyes focused, posture strong, pride evident — embodying the spirit of service that defined him. That image now stands as a powerful reminder of the dedication he carried throughout his life.

To his family, Trevor was more than a veteran; he was a devoted son whose presence brought pride and comfort. He was the kind of person who checked in, who showed up, who stood firm when others needed support. To his friends, he was loyal beyond measure — someone you could count on without hesitation. He valued brotherhood deeply, a bond strengthened by his time in the Marines and carried into every friendship he built.

The loss of Trevor has sent shockwaves through Whitehouse, Tyler, and the broader East Texas community. Roadways we travel every day should be places of routine and safety — not sites of irreversible tragedy. In a single moment, anger and escalation altered countless lives, leaving behind grief that cannot be undone.

As the legal process moves forward, those who loved Trevor focus on preserving his memory — not defined by the violence that ended his life, but by the integrity and courage with which he lived it. He was a man who believed in standing tall, in protecting others, and in serving something greater than himself.

His passing is a solemn reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of patience, compassion, and restraint. It calls on communities to seek peace over conflict and understanding over anger.

To Trevor Julian’s family, your loss is shared by many. May you find strength in the legacy he leaves behind — a legacy of service, loyalty, and love. May the memories of his laughter, his determination, and his proud moments in uniform bring comfort in the days ahead.

Though his life was cut short at 29, Trevor’s impact will endure. In the hearts of fellow Marines, in the stories told by friends, and in the love carried by his family, his spirit remains strong.

Rest in peace, Trevor.

Semper Fidelis — Always Faithful. You are forever honored, forever remembered, and forever loved.

In Loving Memory of 

Kyler Rugg Your light, your laughter, and your spirit will forever remain a part of Wayland.

WAYLAND, IA — The close-knit community of Wayland and the WACO Community School District are mourning the sudden and heartbreaking loss of Kyler Rugg, whose life was tragically cut short on February 13, 2026. His passing has left family, friends, classmates, teachers, and neighbors grappling with an overwhelming sense of grief as they try to comprehend a loss that feels both sudden and deeply personal.

According to the Iowa State Patrol, the accident occurred around 1:35 p.m. on the 1700 block of Franklin Avenue, south of Trenton. Kyler was driving a Nissan Pathfinder when he lost control on a curve, causing the vehicle to roll multiple times. Authorities reported that he was ejected from the vehicle and airlifted to University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics, where he was later pronounced deceased. Officials confirmed that Kyler was the sole occupant of the vehicle and was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash.

While the details of the accident are heartbreaking, today the focus remains on honoring Kyler’s life — the young man he was, the joy he brought to others, and the promise he carried for the future.

Kyler was more than a student; he was a friend, a classmate, a son, and a valued member of his community. Those who knew him describe a young person full of personality and warmth — someone who could brighten a classroom with a smile or a quick laugh. He was at an age filled with dreams and possibilities, with plans forming and a future stretching wide before him.

Within the halls of WACO schools, Kyler’s presence mattered. Teachers remember his individuality and spirit. Classmates remember shared moments — conversations in the hallway, group projects, laughter at lunch, and everyday experiences that now carry a deeper meaning. In a small community like Wayland, every life is closely connected, and Kyler’s absence is felt profoundly.

To his family, the loss is immeasurable. He was a beloved child whose life represented hope and love. The memories they hold — birthdays, holidays, simple evenings at home — now become treasures that no tragedy can take away. The pain of losing someone so young is a grief unlike any other, and the entire community stands beside them in support and compassion.

This tragedy also serves as a solemn reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of safety on the road. A single moment can alter countless lives. As Wayland mourns, there is also reflection — on protecting one another, on making careful choices, and on valuing each day we are given.

In the wake of Kyler’s passing, the community has come together in shared sorrow and shared love. Vigils, quiet conversations, and embraces exchanged in hallways reflect a collective effort to comfort one another. In grief, there is unity. In remembrance, there is strength.

Though Kyler Rugg’s life was tragically brief, it was meaningful. His story does not end on Franklin Avenue. It continues in the hearts of those who loved him, in the memories that bring both tears and smiles, and in the lessons learned about cherishing every moment.

To Kyler’s family, may you feel the unwavering support of your community. May you find comfort in knowing that his life mattered deeply and that he will never be forgotten.

Rest peacefully, Kyler.

Your light, your laughter, and your spirit will forever remain a part of Wayland.

In Loving Memory of 

Michael Chris Robinson

ANDERSON, S.C. — With heavy hearts, the Anderson County community gathers in remembrance of Michael Chris Robinson, 49, whose life was tragically lost in a devastating house fire late Friday night. His passing has left family, friends, and neighbors grieving the sudden loss of a man whose presence meant so much to those around him.

Emergency crews were dispatched around 11:45 p.m. to a mobile home on Hall Road near Airline Road after reports of a structure fire with possible entrapment. When first responders arrived, they found the residence fully engulfed in flames. Despite their urgent efforts, Michael was unable to escape. According to the Anderson County Coroner’s Office, he died from smoke inhalation secondary to thermal burns, and his death has been ruled accidental.

A female occupant of the home was able to escape the fire and was airlifted to the Augusta Burn Center for specialized treatment. As the community mourns Michael’s loss, prayers continue for her healing and recovery. Investigators believe the fire may have been caused by a heater placed too close to combustible materials inside the home. The incident remains under investigation by the Coroner’s Office and the Anderson County Fire Department.

While the details of that tragic night are heartbreaking, those who knew Michael choose to remember the life he lived rather than the way it ended.

At 49 years old, Michael Chris Robinson was a man who had built decades of memories, relationships, and experiences. He was someone who understood the value of hard work and the importance of loyalty. To his family, he was a steady presence — a son, perhaps a brother, an uncle, and a friend whose life was interwoven with theirs in countless meaningful ways.

Friends describe Michael as genuine and down-to-earth, someone who appreciated the simple things in life. He had a way of making others feel comfortable, welcomed, and understood. Whether through shared conversations, helping hands, or quiet companionship, he left an impression that will not fade.

The loss of a home is devastating. The loss of a life within that home is immeasurable. Hall Road, once just another quiet stretch in Anderson County, now carries the weight of sorrow. Neighbors who saw flashing lights and rising smoke now carry memories of the man who once lived there.

In tragedies like this, communities are reminded of the importance of safety and vigilance, especially during colder months when heaters and warming devices become necessities. Michael’s passing is a painful reminder of how quickly circumstances can change. Yet even in grief, there is a collective resolve to support one another and to hold loved ones closer.

To Michael’s family, no words can ease the pain of such a sudden loss. May you find comfort in the memories you shared — the laughter, the stories, the everyday moments that now mean more than ever. May you feel surrounded by the love and prayers of a community standing beside you.

Though his life was cut short, Michael Chris Robinson’s memory will continue to live on in the hearts of those who loved him. His name will be spoken with warmth, his spirit remembered with affection, and his life honored with gratitude.

Rest peacefully, Michael.

You are deeply missed, forever remembered, and always loved.