The tragic incident of Levi Wright, the 3-year-old son of rodeo star Spencer Wright, being found brain-dead after driving a toy tractor into a river in Utah has left the family devastated. Levi was pulled out of the river by rescue crews and has been hospitalized in critical condition in Salt Lake City. Despite their hopes, the family has come to terms with the fact that Levi is not expected to survive due to the lack of oxygen reaching his brain for too long.
The heartbroken parents of Levi have shared their sorrow on Facebook, acknowledging that their son’s spirit may no longer be with them. They have expressed their love for Levi and the difficult decision to stop treatment and allow him to pass away peacefully. The family has received an outpouring of support from the rodeo community, which has been a source of comfort during this challenging time.
Spencer Wright, a globally ranked cowboy, has been a prominent figure in the rodeo world, following in the footsteps of his father Bill Wright, a ProRodeo Hall of Famer. The Wright family has been the subject of a book and featured on television shows like “The Last Cowboys” and “60 Minutes.” Spencer has been successful in his rodeo career, winning events like the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show and Rodeo in Texas earlier this year.
The ProRodeo community has expressed their condolences and support for the Wright family during this difficult time. Spencer Wright’s ranking in the world of rodeo has brought attention to Levi’s tragic accident, leading to an outpouring of sympathy and prayers from fans and competitors alike. The family’s history in rodeo and the deep connections they have within the community have made this loss even more impactful.
The Wright family spokesperson, Mindy Sue Clark, has shared updates on Levi’s condition, revealing the heartbreaking decision to let him go as his brain was too damaged to recover. The family’s emotional journey through this tragedy has touched the hearts of many, with messages of love and support pouring in from all corners. Despite the grief and pain they are experiencing, the Wright family remains grateful for the kindness shown to them in their time of need.
Spencer Wright’s success in the rodeo world has made him a respected figure within the community, with his family’s legacy in the sport adding to their prominence. The Wright family’s dedication to rodeo and their passion for the sport has been a central focus of their lives, shaping their identity and bringing them together in times of joy and sorrow. Through this difficult period, the family’s strength and resilience have been evident, inspiring those around them to come together and offer their support in any way they can.
