Teenager from Spencer County killed in a vehicle accident He was a talented student and athlete with a dry sense of humor, according to his friend and the school’s principal, who spoke to WLKY News on Saturday night.

18-year-old Nathan Wimsatt loved cars, played soccer and tennis, owned three of them, and put a lot of effort into maintaining them.

Described by fellow senior and soccer player Tyler Lester as “more like a brother, like a teammate,” “Someone I could go to if I needed something,”

Around 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, according to police, Wimsatt was driving his 1991 Mazda Miata on Lilly Pike when he allegedly lost control of it and slammed into an embankment. He was killed when the car turned over.

Students displayed balloons and flowers on Monday.

He was everywhere, according to Lester. It was a topic of discussion in my medical class. One of my teammates mentioned that he had won his previous game, which is usually positive. Everyone was probably moved to tears by that.

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Wimsatt was scheduled to participate in the tennis team’s senior night on the clay courts in one week. His graduation was scheduled for May 20.

A GoFundMe has been created to help generates funds for the family

No matter what he attempted, according to Spencer County High School principal Michael Phillips, “He was going to be successful.”

On the field and in the school’s hallways, Wimsatt was a natural leader, according to Phillip.

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Our heartfelt condolences go out to the deceased’s family and friends, who have been struggling with the loss of such an intelligent and compassionate individual.

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