Graduate of Oklahoma High School dies during the crash

A student who was completed in a few days was killed last weekend in a collision of a single vehicle in Oklahoma.

In a incident report received by People, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) said that the crash on Saturday, May 10th, took place about 0.4 miles west of the US Highway 77, which is about 3 miles north of Springer.

The OHP report states that a Lexus RX330 driven by Averiee Osmundson (18) traveled to the east on the Foothill Road. The vehicle left the road to the left when it “over -corrected that he initiated the road again before overturning an unknown offer”.

The Lexus was ejected, “about 78 feet from the place where the vehicle came to rest,” continued the report.

According to the authorities, Osmundson, who came from Springer, was declared dead at the crime scene. Her body was brought to the office of the state of Oklahoma's medical examiner.

The OHP report also found that a seat belt was not used at this time. The cause of the crash is examined.

Kegan Muth, Osmundson's cousin, praised her in a explanation shared with Kokh.

“She was more than an 18-year-old high school; she was a beautiful, young, talented girl,” said Muth's explanation. “She knew exactly the right words and when to say.

“She wanted to be a pediatrician,” continued the explanation. “Everything she ever wanted was to help those who needed help. She always made everyone smile and happy. She didn't see life like everyone else. She saw the bright light in the pitch black dark.”

Osmundson was a senior at Davis High School and was to graduate on Friday, May 16, Pro CBS subsidiary Kotv.

Davis Public Schools recognized Osmundson's death in a letter that was shared on Facebook on Sunday, May 11th.

“This devastating loss is deeply noticeable in our entire school community, especially in the senior class from 2025,” says the letter.

“Our deepest sympathy goes to Averiees family, friends and our entire school community,” added the letter. “Please keep your loved ones in your thoughts and asked in this incredibly difficult time.”

Cassie Muth, Osmundson's aunt, said Kotv that the family was shaken by what happened.

“She was only two miles away from her house,” said Muth.

Muth remembered her niece because she had an amazing heart.

“She could always put a smile on the face. She was very adventurous, very sociable,” said Muth.

“To be honest, I am still incredulous that at such a young age she was taken with so much potential and a lot before her,” she said via Kotv.