Tragic accident claims lives of 3 husbands & dads

July 1, 2020 changed 3 families and a community forever. Cameron Palmer, Parker Palmer and Kyle Bailey were heading to the lake to go fishing and swerved to miss what officers believe was a cow in the road. They over corrected and the truck rolled killing all 3 men. They each leave behind a grieving wife and 7 kids between them with the oldest being 7 and the youngest 11 months .  

Parker Palmer
Parker hit the ground running from the day he was born. He was hard to keep up with and gave his parents Hal and Kammy a run for their money. He was a kind hearted soul who loved all, helped all, and wept for all in need. He married the love of his life Mckenzii in 2014. He was a talented musician and wrote and performed a song for her at their wedding. They had 3 beautiful children, William (5), Payden (3) and Trinity (11 months). These boys were Parker's absolute pride and joy. He took his boys every chance he had to the mountains in search of treasures, to sing songs and learn about greatness and the fullness of life.  His favorite place to be was the mountains. He loved shed hunting, trapping and exploring the outdoors. Parker was the most patient and loving husband and father. Parker's love and devotion for his boys and his wife was something to behold. He leaves behind so many that love him.

Kyle Rone Bailey
Kyle came in to this world larger than life. He was a kind, gentle hearted, sportsman whose love of his family defined his too short life. Kyle was always good for a story, a hunting trip or a gun cleaning and ammo loading session. He was passionate about the outdoors and was fortunate to spend a lot of time doing the things he loved, with the people he loved.
He leaves behind the love of his life, Bree, his parents Mitch and Jana Bailey and their children, Nykol (Jeremy), Tyler (Hannah) and Kelsey (Tanner).

Cameron Palmer
Cameron Palmer, words can not adequately express how much he will missed by the youth, the community, his friends,his family, his wife and especially his children. Cameron was devoted, dedicated and hard working. He had a love for life, the mountains, the ranch, fishing, hunting and everything that he was involved in. He served others daily with a smile that made you feel loved. He had a great bond with the youth in the community and they will truly miss his kindness and caring interactions. He made everything in life fun and was a pleasure to be around. To say that he will be missed is an understatement.  Wayne and Renee were so proud of the man Cameron had become.
He was the sole provider of his sweet wife Elizabeth and 4 wonderful children Afton 7, Bridger 5, Grayson 4, Kylan 2.

All 3 of these incredible men were the providers for their families. They are left to raise their children without their fathers/husbands as well as figure out how to pay the bills. In order to help the families focus on healing and coping with the losses, we have organized this fund to cover some of the unanticipated expenses. Any donation will be greatly appreciated and all proceeds will be split between the 3 families. Every dollar helps and every share gets closer to a goal that won't cover even a portion of expenses to come. Please help us help these families.

There is a Venmo set up and money can be sent directly to Katherine-Palmer-11 (no fee is taken out of Venmo). We appreciate the help with this fundraiser from Annette Jennings (Mckenzii sister), Nykol Rice (Kyle's sister) and Kate Dawn Palmer (Cameron's family member).

May these three wonderful men continue their adventures together heaven side while anxiously awaiting the reunification of their families.