Obie

Facebook post from my Aunt Clarita was how I heard about it. It was wonderful that right along with the horror of the news was the peace God is with us. "My poor brother and his family is a fine example of how life can keep throwing punches. Its a testament that with God ALL trails can be bearable. To much too handle on our own.. In June Darwin's' 33 year old daughter and her full term unborn daughter passed away suddenly leaving her husband a single parent with 3 small children. (They are doing well Alex is amazing). At the funeral Darwin's' oldest son announced he has cancer, (He has experienced a miracle cancer seems to be manageable). Now Darwin and his youngest son in a fight for their lives.. As the family is processing the latest events a couple of thing is clear: Prayer is powerful, God gives peace and hope and family is strength. So thankful we do not need to take on this world alone..Obie got life flight to Children's in Salt Lake. Darwin in St. George both in critical condition. Obie not conscience yet."

The new report about the accident:
CEDAR CITY – A 16-year-old male driver and an adult male passenger were both airlifted to Salt Lake City Tuesday after a semi tractor-trailer ran over their vehicle.Cedar City firefighters and police work on scene after a semi ran over a small-passenger vehicle Tuesday evening that made a left-hand turn to go north in front of the semi traveling south, Cedar City News, Aug. 22, 2017 | Photo courtesy of Cedar City Police Department, St. George News / Cedar City NewsThe semi was driving south on state Route 130 toward an Interstate-15 exit when the driver of the a BMW sped up to make a left-hand turn from 1600 North Access Road on to SR 130, Cedar City Police Sgt. Jerry Womack said.
The vehicle turned in front of the semi, which was unable to stop in time to avoid the crash. The cab of the semi ran over the vehicle, Womack said.“The semi tried to swerve to avoid the accident but she couldn’t avoid it,” Womack said. “And she was carrying a full load so there was no way she could stop in time.”Officers were dispatched to the scene around 6:30 p.m. where they found the BMW on fire and its occupants trapped inside. Police safely pulled the passenger out after suppressing the flames. However, Cedar City firefighters had to extricate the driver by cutting his door off of the small-passenger vehicle.Both males were severely injured and transported to Cedar City Hospital where two Life Flight helicopters were waiting to fly them to Salt Lake City. The driver and passenger were also confirmed to be locals to the area. The semi driver was not injured in the incident. No citations have been issued, Womack said. The Iron County Sheriff’s Office, Enoch Police, Cedar City Police and Fire, Utah Highway Patrol and Gold Cross all assisted on scene.