Savannah, Missouri, Baseball Coach Bryant Krauth, 34, Dies in Accident, While His Kids Survived!
Bryant and Ashley had just started their relationship just 2 months ago.
December 29, 2026
This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on December 29, 2026
A beloved father, son, uncle, and baseball coach, Bryant Krauth, affectionately known as Chubbs, passed away in an accident on December 27, 2026, in a vehicle accident at the age of 34.
Reportedly, Bryant Kruath and his two kids were in an accident. Unfortunately, he didn’t make it, but the kids are doing alright.
So far, the precise details surrounding the accident remain unknown.
Bryant Krauth is survived by his girlfriend, Ashley Ultican Hart, and two kids, Paisley and Q.
Paisley has been released to go home; however, Q is still recovering.
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Ashley, a specialty sales supervisor at Living Spaces, and Bryant had started their relationship not long ago, on October 29, 2026.
Sadly, just 2 months after getting committed to each other, their dreams were cut short. Thus far, she hasn’t broken her silence on his tragic demise.
Everyone who knew Bryant is just heartbroken right now, given the fact that just a few days ago, he was spreading joy, stopping to help people before Christmas, full of life like always.
But on Christmas, he succumbed to the injuries sustained in the accident.
Bryant with his girlfriend, Ashley. (Image source: )However, the thing that stings the most is that life was never easy on him, not even from the beginning.
When he was only 8, he survived a plane crash that took his whole family.
The doctors said he might never walk again, but Bryant proved them all wrong. He got up, kept going, and lived a really full life being an amazing dad, a coach, a mentor, a friend, and every role you name it.
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Besides coaching, he was also an entrepreneur. He operated Krauth Welding & Fabrication.
Ashli Smith, one of his friends, expressed her sadness, writing:
Wow not the news you want to wake up to. Thoughts and prayers go out to Bryant Krauth and his family. Especially his kiddos. So sad to hear of him passing. Bryant was a great baseball coach.
Ashli Smith
Zimmy Zimmerman, one of his friends, wrote a brief eulogy describing the life he lived to the fullest, regardless of his difficult beginnings. He wrote:
Life is not fair, I don’t understand God at all. An 8 year old lives through a plane crash losing family and is told he may never walk again.
Not only does he but he thrives and becomes a father, a very present and active loving father. A baseball coach and mentor to other children.
Details about his memorial and funeral services have yet to be published by his family as they are grieving his loss.
During this difficult situation, we pray for the strength of Bryant’s kids, girlfriend, extended family, and friends.
Rest In Heavenly Peace, Bryant Krauth!
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