Indiana woman killed in tragic accident involving deer hitting her windshield

A tragic incident occurred in Paragon, Indiana, where a young mother lost her life after a deer was struck by an oncoming car, propelling it through her car's windshield. The accident took place on State Road 67, as reported by the Morgan County Sheriff's Office. Cheyenne Sears, 25, was a passenger in a Chevy Blazer when the collision happened. Unfortunately, she did not survive, while the driver of the Blazer was airlifted to the hospital along with a juvenile passenger. Although no one in the Pontiac was injured, Sheriff Rich Myers expressed the unpredictable nature of such accidents, emphasizing the importance of caution during deer mating season. Sears, known for her dedication as Assistant Director of Health Services at Trilogy Health Services, leaves behind a legacy of care and positivity that deeply impacted her colleagues and community. In response to this tragic loss, a fundraising initiative has been initiated by her friends and coworkers, raising over $53,000 to support Sears' family. As the community mourns this loss, Sheriff Myers is reminding residents to remain vigilant on the roads, especially during deer mating season, by reducing speed and using bright headlights to potentially avoid collisions with wildlife.