_{Zane Taylor Car Accident}: Deadly fender bender for two teenagers, Maggie Groom, 18, of Eustace and Zane Taylor, 19, of Grand Saline, happened Aug. 8. Texas Department of Public Safety Troopers were called to a two-vehicle crash on State Highway (SH) 31 roughly one mile east of Brownsboro in Henderson County.

A primer examination shows that Groom and Taylor were voyaging west in a 2013 Honda Accord and 2016 Nissan Rogue was voyaging east on SH 31. For a dubious explanation, the Honda drove off the correct side of the street and the driver over remedied to one side, making the vehicle drive back across the westward paths of traffic and into the eastward paths of traffic hitting Rachel Patterson, 30, of Eustace. Patterson was taken to UT Health in Tyler with obscure wounds.

Husband to be and Taylor were articulated dead at the scene by Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Tony Duncan. DPS affirmed that those included were wearing safety belts.

GoFundMe accounts have been set up for the Taylor and Groom families. Man of the hour was referred to through Eustace ISD as “remarkable Mags.” On Groom’s GoFundMe page it states, “Maggie was an excellent capable and astounding young lady. She was genuinely what her Class of 2020 casted a ballot her, Unforgettable.”

A dedication administration/swell delivery will be held 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13 at the Grand Saline Football Field for Taylor. Those that go to are approached to bring a veil as COVID-19 insurances will apply.