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Family raising money for funeral of 8-year-old killed in ATV accident

Nathan Alan Braddy, 8, of Calhoun, died in an ATV accident Sunday. (Credit: GoFundMe)
Nathan Alan Braddy, 8, of Calhoun, died in an ATV accident Sunday. (Credit: GoFundMe)
By Ellen Eldridge
April 18, 2017

The family of an 8-year-old boy who was killed Sunday in an accident is raising money for his funeral expenses.

Nathan Alan Braddy, 8, of Calhoun, was a second-grade student at Fairmount Elementary School, his family said in a GoFundMe campaign.

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Braddy died of injuries sustained when his all-terrain vehicle overturned and crushed him.

"He will be remembered as a bright and loving young man who could light up a room with his mischievous smile," according to an obituary published by Max Brannon and Sons Funeral Home.

The funeral service is scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Antioch Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Haven of Rest Memorial Park.

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