“She’s very bubbly,” said Emilie Bailkey, Winter’s Aunt.
RELATED: 2nd teen dies after Barron County crash The two girls, 14-year-old Evah Garcia and 15-year-old Winter Brouillard, died after Monday evening's rollover car crash near Cameron (Photos courtesy of Garcia and Brouillard families).
The Barron County Sheriff said he lost control while going fast and rolled the vehicle several times. The 16-year-old driver, who had minor injuries, was arrested for driving under the influence of a controlled substance, according to investigators. Fourteen-year-old Evah Garcia and 15-year-old Winter Brouillard died from their injuries after the crash, and another 14-year-old girl is also recovering. The crash happened Monday night in Cameron, Wis., less than 10 miles south of Rice Lake. “She had so much life left to offer, I would have never guessed this.” Winter Brouillard (Photo Courtesy: Brouillard family) “She always lit up a room whenever she walked into it, she had the biggest heart that I know,” said Crystal Skidmore, Winter’s mother. “She was very intelligent, loving and cared very much about all of her friends,” said Allyssa Garcia, Evah’s mother. “A lot of people loved her, and she was loved by many.” Evah Garcia (Photo Courtesy: Garcia family) RELATED: Community shaken by Barron County crash that killed teen, injured 3 others A sign outside Rice Lake High School displays two hearts in remembrance of the two students who died in a rollover crash (KSTP). There are two hearts on the sign outside the high school where the girls attended classes. The two girls, 14-year-old Evah Garcia and 15-year-old Winter Brouillard, died after Monday evening’s rollover car crash near Cameron. A moment of silence was planned before Friday evening’s Rice Lake High School Football game for two students killed in a single-vehicle rollover crash earlier in the week in Barron County, Wisconsin.
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