Kristen L. Prosser-Brossman, 28, of Elyria passed away Saturday, July 16, 2016 in Eaton Township as a result of a car accident.
Kristen attended Wellington High School and was a member of First Baptist Church in LaGrange. She played basketball in school, and enjoyed working, yard sales, and time with her children and family.
She was preceded in death by her paternal grandmother Dixie Prosser; maternal grandparents John O'Connor and Pauline Brown.∼Kristen was 28 years old and a wonderful mother of 3 children. On 2016 Kristen was traveling down Capel rd in Grafton Ohio at about 4:50pm when she decided to pass a truck. As she was passing she went off the road and lost control of her jeep. She hit a mailbox on her left and careened on her left side into a tree where the drivers side door took all the impact. She died within minutes at the scene of the accident. She is the great niece of Ayn Rand and Frank O'Connor. She leaves behind her children Kyleigh age 5, Ryland age 4 and Brooklynn age 22 months. She was a great person and full of life! If you were privileged to meet her you would never forget her!
Kristen attended Wellington High School and was a member of First Baptist Church in LaGrange. She played basketball in school, and enjoyed working, yard sales, and time with her children and family.
She was preceded in death by her paternal grandmother Dixie Prosser; maternal grandparents John O'Connor and Pauline Brown.∼Kristen was 28 years old and a wonderful mother of 3 children. On 2016 Kristen was traveling down Capel rd in Grafton Ohio at about 4:50pm when she decided to pass a truck. As she was passing she went off the road and lost control of her jeep. She hit a mailbox on her left and careened on her left side into a tree where the drivers side door took all the impact. She died within minutes at the scene of the accident. She is the great niece of Ayn Rand and Frank O'Connor. She leaves behind her children Kyleigh age 5, Ryland age 4 and Brooklynn age 22 months. She was a great person and full of life! If you were privileged to meet her you would never forget her!
Kristen L. Prosser-Brossman, 28, of Elyria passed away Saturday, July 16, 2016 in Eaton Township as a result of a car accident.
Kristen attended Wellington High School and was a member of First Baptist Church in LaGrange. She played basketball in school, and enjoyed working, yard sales, and time with her children and family.
She was preceded in death by her paternal grandmother Dixie Prosser; maternal grandparents John O'Connor and Pauline Brown.∼Kristen was 28 years old and a wonderful mother of 3 children. On 2016 Kristen was traveling down Capel rd in Grafton Ohio at about 4:50pm when she decided to pass a truck. As she was passing she went off the road and lost control of her jeep. She hit a mailbox on her left and careened on her left side into a tree where the drivers side door took all the impact. She died within minutes at the scene of the accident. She is the great niece of Ayn Rand and Frank O'Connor. She leaves behind her children Kyleigh age 5, Ryland age 4 and Brooklynn age 22 months. She was a great person and full of life! If you were privileged to meet her you would never forget her!
Kristen attended Wellington High School and was a member of First Baptist Church in LaGrange. She played basketball in school, and enjoyed working, yard sales, and time with her children and family.
She was preceded in death by her paternal grandmother Dixie Prosser; maternal grandparents John O'Connor and Pauline Brown.∼Kristen was 28 years old and a wonderful mother of 3 children. On 2016 Kristen was traveling down Capel rd in Grafton Ohio at about 4:50pm when she decided to pass a truck. As she was passing she went off the road and lost control of her jeep. She hit a mailbox on her left and careened on her left side into a tree where the drivers side door took all the impact. She died within minutes at the scene of the accident. She is the great niece of Ayn Rand and Frank O'Connor. She leaves behind her children Kyleigh age 5, Ryland age 4 and Brooklynn age 22 months. She was a great person and full of life! If you were privileged to meet her you would never forget her!
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