Calgarian killed in Montana motorcycle crash

On July 30, 2008, near Browning, Montana, a city in the northwest of the state, on their way back to Calgary after a trip visiting Glacier Park and other adjacent areas of Montana, a four-day motorcycling trip with Tyrone Patrick Deane, 39, and his friends came to a tragic end when Deane died as a result of an accident.

The group came to a sharp bend in the road and at the last second saw an oncoming motor truck, The truck was in its own lane, but the unexpected site startled the group. Deane and another motorcyclist were both thrown away from their bikes. The other man was not seriously injured, but Deane hit a tree and a rock near the site.

Despite an overpriced helmet, Deane suffered extensive brain injuries. He was transported to a local hospital and then was later transferred from Montana to Foothills Hospital. The Neurosurgeons informed Deane's family that Deane would not survive so the family agreed to take him off life support He died on August 18.

Wyatt Roy Eddy, 55, and his wife were driving through the Seeley-Swan Valley when Eddy lost control of his motorcycle and veered onto the shoulder of the road which caught his tire and caused the crash. Eddy died in the accident and his wife was injured.

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