Ex-BYU football star Curtis Brown, family grieving after 2-year-old son died in drowning accident
Former BYU Cougars football player Curtis Brown and his family, including his wife Kim, are grieving after a horrific drowning accident led to the death of their two-year-old son, Haze.Haze tragically drowned in the pool at the Brown family residence in Clovis, California, on July 26, police told the New York Post.A GoFundMe page was started by Chandler Pearson, a family friend who wrote on the site that the Brown family is dealing with an "unimaginable loss."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHaze Brown, the two-year-old son of former BYU Cougars running back Curtis Brown, tragically passed away in a drowning accident on July 26.(GoFundMe)"Kim and Curtis recently lost their miracle baby, Haze, in a tragic drowning accident.
No words can ease the heartbreak they are facing as they grieve the loss of their precious son," Pearson wrote on the GoFundMe page."Many of you know and love Kim, Curtis, and their family, and have reached out asking how you can support them during this incredibly difficult time.One meaningful way to help is by contributing to this GoFundMe campaign.
Your donation will help ease the financial burden of funeral expenses and other unexpected costs, allowing the Brown family to focus on healing and being together."Every act of kindness, no matter the size, reminds them that they are surrounded by a community that loves them deeply.Thank you for your generosity, compassion, and support during this heartbreaking time."OLE MISS FILES LAWSUITS AGAINST COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYERS WHO LEFT FOR LANE KIFFIN'S LSUThe New York Post added that a family member found Haze in unresponsive in the pool and immediately called 911, which led to police, EMTs and firefighters arriving on scene.CPR was attempted on the toddler, but it was unfortunately unsuccessful.
Haze was taken to a nearby hospital and was later declared deceased.The GoFundMe page had received $77,375 in donations at time of writing, with the goal of $100,000 raised.BYU running back ...