Somerset, WI – A heartbreaking incident unfolded on Thursday, November 30, 2023, as a single-vehicle crash claimed the life of Brody Lee Shipe. The Polk County Emergency Call Center received a distressing 911 call at 10:43 p.m., reporting a collision on State Highway 65 near 20th Avenue in Alden. Authorities swiftly responded to an automatic crash notification from an iPhone, rushing to the west side of Highway 65 where a pickup truck had veered off the road, striking trees.
Tragically, Brody Shipe, the driver, succumbed to the impact of the collision, leaving the community in mourning. Known for his vibrant spirit and kind-heartedness, Brody’s passing has deeply affected those who knew him.
In the wake of this devastating loss, a GoFundMe page has been initiated by Jessica Howe to assist Brody Shipe’s family. Describing Brody as a reflection of his parents’ giving nature, the fundraising aims to support his family during this trying time. Contributions received will be divided between the family and Somerset WI Schools, serving as a tribute to Brody’s memory.
It is wrote on GoFundMe page, “Hi, We are raising funds for the family of Brody Shipe. He was lost in a car accident on November 30. His mom Delaina is one of the most loyal giving people I have ever known, and she and Jan raised Brody with that same hardworking giving spirit. They are not the type to ask for anything, but to always give. Please help us support them as they say goodbye to their beautiful son. Money raised will be split between the family and Somerset WI Schools in Brody’s honor and memory.”
Expressions of sorrow and tribute poured in from the community, highlighting Brody’s positive impact on countless lives. Mike Kappers, a friend, reminisced about Brody’s generosity and caring nature, recalling instances where Brody selflessly went out of his way to help others, showcasing his upbringing and values instilled by his parents.
Similarly, Riley Rainer and Jessica Howe expressed their fond memories of Brody, emphasizing his infectious smile and positive attitude. Delaina Bacon, Brody’s loved one, expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and shared plans for a memorial to honor his memory at the accident site once approvals are granted.
Jessica Howe wrote in her social media post, “Something as simple as a meal can ease the burden of these next weeks. Please consider donating to Delaina Bacon and Brody’s family. Any financial donations will be split between Brody’s family and a donation to Somerset Schools in Brody’s honor.”
“Delaina was a long time Washington County Sheriff’s Office employee and is a much loved member of the communities of Somerset and Hudson. Any donation or meal would be greatly appreciated to help,” Jessica added.
The community’s united effort to remember Brody Shipe’s legacy serves as a testament to the impact he had on numerous lives. As the community mourns his untimely passing, efforts are underway to ensure his memory lives on through meaningful initiatives and tributes.
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