BERGOO, W.Va. — Some losses are simply too painful for words, and the reported deaths of Brian Chandler and Maggie Driggs have left family and friends facing an unimaginable heartbreak.
The couple were reportedly involved in a side-by-side crash Saturday evening in the Bergoo area of Webster County, near the Webster-Randolph county line. The incident occurred at around 7:30 p.m.
For those who knew Brian and Maggie, their lives were about much more than the tragedy that ended them. They were loved ones, friends and important parts of the lives of the people around them.
Maggie is being remembered with particular affection by family members. Loved ones have described the special bond she shared with her family, including the children who affectionately knew her as “Auntie Mag.”
Brian is also being remembered by family and friends, with tributes asking for prayers for his children, sister and everyone who loved him.
Their sudden loss has left two families grieving at the same time. Memories that once seemed ordinary, from time spent together to moments shared with family and friends, now carry an even deeper meaning.
As loved ones try to process the heartbreak, Brian and Maggie will be remembered for the relationships they built, the people they cared about and the memories they leave behind.
May Brian Chandler and Maggie Driggs rest in peace, and may their families, friends and loved ones find strength and comfort during this difficult time. 🕊️
