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In Loving Memory of Charles A. Corns<\/strong><\/p>\n With heavy hearts, family, friends, and the Garrison, Kentucky, community are mourning the heartbreaking loss of Charles A. Corns, whose life was tragically cut short at just 21 years old following a devastating motor vehicle collision in Lewis County on Wednesday morning.<\/p>\n No words can truly express the sorrow that accompanies the loss of someone so young, whose future held countless hopes, dreams, and opportunities yet to be fulfilled. Charles\u2019 passing has left an immeasurable void in the lives of those who knew and loved him, and his memory will forever remain in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to share in his journey.<\/p>\n According to the Kentucky State Police, the fatal collision occurred around 7:30 a.m. along Kentucky Route 10 near Harrison Hollow Road. Investigators reported that a Ford F-250 traveling westbound attempted to pass another vehicle by entering the eastbound lane, where it collided head-on with a Chevrolet Silverado. Heavy fog and reduced visibility were reported in the area at the time of the crash, adding to the hazardous driving conditions. Emergency responders from Kentucky State Police, the Lewis County Sheriff\u2019s Department, Lewis County Fire, and Lewis County EMS quickly arrived at the scene to provide assistance. Three other individuals involved in the collision were transported to area hospitals for treatment, while investigators continue reconstructing the crash to determine all contributing factors.<\/p>\n Although the circumstances surrounding this tragedy remain under investigation, one heartbreaking fact remains unchanged: a young life has been lost far too soon. The grief now shared by Charles\u2019 family, friends, classmates, neighbors, and the entire community serves as a reminder of how precious and fragile life truly is.<\/p>\n Those who knew Charles will remember far more than the tragedy of his passing. They will remember his smile, his kindness, the conversations shared, the laughter that brightened ordinary moments, and the genuine presence he brought into the lives of others. Every life leaves an imprint, and Charles leaves behind memories that will continue to be cherished by those who loved him most.<\/p>\n As family and friends come together during this incredibly difficult time, they are surrounded by the love, prayers, and support of a community mourning alongside them. While grief may feel overwhelming today, the memories created with Charles will continue to provide comfort in the days, months, and years ahead. His legacy will live on through every story shared, every cherished photograph, and every life he touched.<\/p>\n This tragic accident also serves as a solemn reminder of the importance of caution on our roadways, particularly when weather conditions reduce visibility. Moments can change lives forever, and communities everywhere are reminded to travel safely and look out for one another.<\/p>\n To the family of Charles A. Corns, may you find strength in one another, comfort in the love that surrounds you, and peace in knowing that so many people are holding you close in their thoughts and prayers during this time of unimaginable sorrow.<\/p>\n Though his time on earth was far too brief, Charles\u2019 memory will never fade from the hearts of those who knew and loved him. May his soul rest in eternal peace, and may his loved ones find comfort in the enduring legacy of love, friendship, and precious memories he leaves behind.<\/p>\n Forever remembered. Forever loved. 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