Graysen Cameron, a Humboldt Broncos hockey player, is reportedly OK in hospital after a horrific bus crash that left 15 dead and 14 others injured in Saskatchewan.
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“For everyone wondering all reports that I have got, Optimist Chief alumni Graysen Cameron was on the bus, but is OK. Will update everyone once more information is given,” the Red Deer Optimist Chiefs tweeted Friday night.
R.J. Patter, father of Cameron’s teammate Derek Patter, posted a photo of his son, Cameron and Nick Shumlanski holding hands in hospital recovering.
Derek Grayson and Nick bonding and healing in hospital pic.twitter.com/DzesIoT27B
— R J patter (@rjpatter) April 7, 2018
Bretton Cameron, Graysen Cameron’s brother, tweeted he heard his brother is doing OK.
“I’m absolutely devastated for him. His teammates. Staff. Organization. Family members and community. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved,” Bretton Cameron’s tweet said..
I’ve heard my brother is doing ok. I’m absolutely devastated for him. His teammates. Staff. Organization. Family members and community. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved #prayforhumboldt
— Bretton Cameron (@Bcamo) April 7, 2018
The devastating crash comes just weeks after Olds’ Ryan McBeath was killed in a collision. Graysen Cameron was one of many Central Albertans to write about McBeath online.
A message from Owner and President Brent Sutter... #PrayersForHumboldt pic.twitter.com/dYy8t6o30Y
— Red Deer Rebels (@Rebelshockey) April 7, 2018
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