Trine University Mourns Loss of Student-Athlete

Trine University Mourns Loss of Student-Athlete

ANGOLA, Ind.-- The Trine University family is mourning the loss of a student-athlete who was killed in a Thursday morning accident in Michigan.

Sean Brady, a sophomore mechanical engineering major from Monroe, Mich., died when the truck he was driving was struck by a semi truck being towed by another semi, according to MonroeNews.com. The newspaper reported Sean, 18, was driving a pickup truck owned by the Monroe County Road Commission. Road commission officials said Sean was an engineering intern for the summer as was his passenger, a 19-year-old man. They were working on data collection and on their way back to the road commission office, the Monroe News reported.

Sean, who had completed his freshman year at Trine just a few weeks ago, was a member of the track and field and cross country teams. In addition to consistently finishing among the top five Trine runners in cross country, he competed in long-distance events for the track and field team.

The Trine University community sends condolences to Sean's family and friends.

The Trine University family is mourning the loss of a student-athlete who was killed in a Thursday morning accident in Michigan.

 

Sean Brady, a sophomore mechanical engineering major from Monroe, Mich., died when the truck he was driving was struck by a semi truck being towed by another semi, according to MonroeNews.com. The newspaper reported Sean, 18, was driving a pickup truck owned by the Monroe County Road Commission. Road commission officials said Sean was an engineering intern for the summer as was his passenger, a 19-year-old man. They were working on data collection and on their way back to the road commission office, the Monroe News reported.

 

Sean, who had completed his freshman year at Trine just a few weeks ago, was a member of the track and field and cross country teams. In addition to consistently finishing among the top five Trine runners in cross country, he competed in long-distance events for the track and field team.