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Molino Man Killed In Early Morning Wreck
August 31, 2013
A Molino man was killed in a single vehicle wreck not far from his home early Saturday morning.
The Florida Highway Patrol said 29-year old Bryan A. Hart of Molino was westbound on Barrineau Park Road about 3:50 a.m. when he lost control of his 2000 Hyundai Elantra. The vehicle traveled across the eastbound lane of Highway 196 and off the roadway onto the south shoulder where the front of the vehicle struck a tree.
Hart was pronounced deceased at the scene. According to the FHP, Hart was not wearing a seat belt.
The Molino Station of Escambia Fire Rescue, Escambia County EMS and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office also responded to the accident.
Pictured: A Molino man was killed in this single vehicle accident on Barrineau Park Road about 3:50 Saturday morning. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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63 Responses to “Molino Man Killed In Early Morning Wreck”
RIP Bryan. Prayers going out to all his family and friends.
RIP Bryan you were such a special nice guy glad I got to see you s few weeks ago and catch up on old times and talk about shop class at Tate ..you wil be missed dearly you were such a big hearted kind person..always laid back you was wanted for something better ..God only takes the good ones he knows what he is doing .my prayera and condolences go out to the entire family of such a great man….
Doesn’t seem real. When I got the phone call first thing Saturday morning, I felt like someone punched me in the stomach. Such a great, funny guy who will be missed by everyone who knew him!
Gonna miss you forever, rest in peace buddy,
I have known Bryan for a very long time & he was such a sweet and funny guy! My heart hurts for him and his family. See you again one day crazy thang! Fly high buddy! love u!
Bryan was a great officer enjoyed working with him in Fdorm when we were on 3 to 11 he could always make a joke about anything. Going to miss you buddy
Remembering some fun times and many laughs. Prayers for family and dear friends left here. I know how difficult it is to lose a loved one and my heart goes out to you all. Bryan, may you rest peacefully in the arms of Jesus. <3
Wonderful person who always had a huge smile! If Bryan couldn’t get you laughing no one could. I’ve been in Bryans life since childhood and can say he got his personality honestly. Sat many a Sundays around his grannies table and thrown many a footballs in the yard. He was crazy but a good soul. God made that boy for everyone elses enjoyment as you couldn’t be down around him! Roger and family raised him perfectly. Goofy and caring, funny and softhearted but strong and never took crap of anyone. He would be the first one to stand up for whats right and the first to tell you you were wrong. For those of us that knew him we know that God has him in his hands this very moment. @Prisoners Wife, If the only clue you have about this young man is coming from a convict you might want to hold your judgment. They don’t tend to be the most honest, or like 5-0 very much.
Miss u buddy. Prayers to all you family and friends You were such a great person. Love u!
Rest in peace my dear friend things will not be the same without you here
Rest in peace Hart and may God bless and guide your family through this very
Sad time. Even though we do not work at century c.i. anymore, we are and will always be family.
I couldnt read this until i got the strength to deal with reality. Work is going to be so boring without you!! Great person, great officer watch over us!!
I have known you for a very long time glad we was friends. I just seen you hours befor you past bud at the Tate ball game love you bud you will be missed very much. The hand shake befor u left the game that night I will never forget. I’m stillin shock
love him miss him and will away will have him in my heart. Thank you bryan for being a great friend.
Heartfelt condolences & prayersto Brian’s family. You raised a fine young man. He was a good officer, had other officers’ backs. He could always make you smile. He will remain in our hearts…..always.
TAG
Condolences from our family to yours and the extended family at Okaloosa C.I.
We were very fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with Bryan for several years now, and have to say he could bring out the best in even the worst of circumstances. When things would have a lot of us in an uproar he would always manage to crack a joke to make us all laugh and forget what was going on. In our line of work that is such a hard trait to maintain, but he always did. As some of the older ones of our profession we watch these young ones grow and change in front of us everyday and it’s like you have another child you are watching develop into the man or woman they will become. We watched Bryan grow into a fun loving caring young man and a FINE OFFICER. We want his family to know that he was truly loved by his DOC family and will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers for Bryans Family and Friends
By the grace of God my son James Tipton was spared from the accident he was in. Those phone calls are not easy to take.May God comfort and stenghten you during this awful time. James and Sarah will surely miss Bryan. Our prayers are being lifted up for the whole family.
JR Spears
Micheal Lee
Bryan Hart
Nucleus of a pretty good baseball team in heaven.
Teammates once again.
Rest in peace till I get to coach you guys again.
Thoughts and prayers to his family,
My friend Bryan, you will be truly missed. I wish I would have told you how much you meant to me when I saw you earlier that day. From now on I’m going to start telling the people I love how I feel about them because you don’t know when God will call them home. RIP my great friend
Micky and I send our condolences to the Hart Family and Century Correctional Family. Officer “Bryan” Hart was a fine officer with a “Great” personality. Bryan cared about his fellow officers and the inmates he supervised. I enjoyed my many conversations (always good) with Bryan while assigned as the Institutional Inspector at Century C.I. We have lost a brother in law enforcement, let us not forget the smiles and laughter he gave us all. Bryan will be truly missed.
Bryan, I will see you at the “gate.”
I was seriously just talking to my friend about life & catching up him. Something itold me to give him a hollar I haven’t seen him in years we grew up together. He told me about how much he missed home after living in Dakota. I’m gonna miss Brian, he was one of the funniest good hearted people I’ve ever met in my 28 years. I guess the lord must’ve needed him more than us. RIP. My prayers to the Hart family.
I did not have the pleasure of knowing Bryan but as a Correctional Officer, he was still family. He sounds like an amazing man! Prayers to his coworkers, family and friends!!
Roger, I am so sorry for your loss. May God help you through this. You are in my prayers.
@prisoner’s wife…we hope your love as well get it right with god before his number is called. Hart was a good co that had our backs no matter what.. maybe you should pray for your husbands soul Hart was an awesome guy that will be missed at CCI!!!!
Praying for the family of this young man. I am glad to hear he was a good person to those who did not wear blue! My husband and our family will continue to pray for yours. Any loss is a sad one, I just pray this young man got right with the Lord BEFORE his number was called in!
I have known Bryan since we were about five years old. We were amoung the group that grew up together in Molino. We’ve lost a lot of people from that group to include Trey and J.R. Gonna miss ya buddy. See ya again one day.
Roger, I am so sorry for your loss. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
My condolences to the Hart family and the Century C.I. family. Bryan, you will be missed, my brother…Rest in peace.
Our prayers go out to the Hart family, so sorry for your loss. He was a great guy and was always fun to relieve out of Fdorm. In a work place that can tick you off, he could always make you smile.
Ok enough about the seatbelt please as a former coworker of Bryan he was a great person and a Great Officer at Century C.I. To his family sorry to hear about your loss
i have know roger and his family for more than 30 yrs. my prayers go out to you roger. we will be their for you if need any thing. your friend forever the smith’s
I am SO sorry to hear about this heartbreaking tragedy. Roger, Bonnie, James and all of Brian’s family and friends my prayers will be for strength and peace for you in the.days, months and years to come. Praying for you all. Joyce Grimes Crutchfield
Bryan was a promising young man. I had the pleasure of working with him at Century Correctional Institution, where he was one of those Correctional Officers that we could count on, regardless of the circumstances, and he did his job well. This is a terrible loss to his family, his coworkers, and to this world we live in. Remember, it is not our place to pass judgement at this late stage. May he rest in the light.
Our hearts are so broken for the loss of OPIE, He most truly was one of a kind always joking. We will always remember the great times at the river when the kids were young and watching him grow into a wonderful man. Our hearts and thoughts are with the family. It is gonna be so sad at the football parties not seeing him there. We will always carry him in our hearts.
I’m in complete shock. We grew up together and worked at Century CI together. We just spoke 2 days ago at the grocery store. Its crazy how people come and go out of our lives and without notice. Make each moment count! Sorry for the families loss, especially James- Brian has left his mark with people and will be remembered. Thinking of you all.
R.I.P. my brother. Guard the gate till we get there.
To the family and friends of Brian Hart, I send you my deepest condolences. He was a wonderful person and had a way about him that just made you feel like you were blessed to have him as a friend. I am praying that God will help you get thru this and give you comfort in your time of sorrow. He may not be here in the physical word but his spirit lives on in all the people that had the pleasure to know him.
To too cents worth. Sorry in your husband’s case they may have gotten it wrong. But I think in this case, I doubt a deceased person unbuckled himself before the emergency personnel arrived. Seat belts save lives.
Rest in Peace Bryan! Going to miss that big ol smile. Praying for his Family and all his friends!!
@Patriot,
Everyone has their opinions, and you might not have meant to offend anyone. But why jump to conclusions? I personally do not believe in the saying, “Seatbelts save lives”….because my little cousin who would be 11 this year died in a car accident because the seat belt cut her throat, she bled out before first responders arrived. I wear my seat belt and encourage everyone too, but when God knows it your time, a seatbelt isn’t going to matter.
My Prayers go out for Bryan & the Hart Family… . I’m So Sorry for Your Loss.
I will miss you boo! glad I got to celebrate with ya in June and July! I will miss you calling control acting crazy on the phone until you make me hit you with my famous words….Bye Boy! wow cant believe that wont happen again. Praying for your family!!!!!!!
This is just not fair…..Brian you will never be forgotten and will always be missed.
I am so sorry for this families loss. My heart and prayers go out to them. Also don’t believe everything you read in a state troopers report either. My husband was in a serious wreck several years ago and the report said he was not wearing a seatbelt but he was and had bruises on his pelvis to prove it. My husband was out of the vehicle when the troopers arrived. My husband never traveled anywhere without a seatbelt. So just because it was in the report does not make it so. Troopers are human and make mistakes too.
To all that are offended by my comment that “seat belts save lives”, I am sorry that you are offended.
I did not make any hurtful comments, I don’t intend to anger the family and friends, and I’m not passing judgement on anyone.
To those that say “this is not the time” to make such comments, I ask…when IS the time? How many of our friends, neighbors and family members must die needlessly?
Virtually everyone KNOWS that wearing a seatbelt is safer. Most also know that it’s the law. Generation after generation of kids are learning from their community that they don’t HAVE to wear one, because they see their friends and family not using them.
You can demand seatbelt use for you and yours, or you can continue to mourn the loss of those that refuse to use them. Choose wisely.
Brian was my son- in- law for a brief time,and we are so sad to hear this news. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. he was loved and will be missed.
Gonna miss that big ole smile
We are so sorry to hear the news about Bryan!! We have been blessed to have known such a great guy!! Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Hart Family…We Love You OPIE!!!!!
Prayers sent out for Bonnie, Roger, James and Roger Hart Sr.for the loss of their Son, Grandson and Brother. Prayers for the rest of the family in this time of great loss. Please show respect for the family and keep comments to comforting thoughts and prayers.
I am Brian cousin and I am asking for the fighting and etc./ to STOP. The family has enough to deal with without the public fighting about what happened. We do ask that you keep us in prayer during our time of loss. We are still dealing with the death of Timothy Dalton Wilson and now we have lost Brian.
Thank you and God Bless
He will be missed at Century CI…
UPDATE: Due to the discussion below, I checked the FHP report and added the following line to the story at 10:45 a.m —
“According to the FHP, Hart was not wearing a seat belt.”
@ Patriot
Where did you get the idea that he wasn’t wearing his seatbelt? It doesn’t say that anywhere in this story. I love it when people have to put their two cents in, yknow, seatbelts don’t always save lives.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
My thoughts and prayer go out to the family of Brian Hart. May brian rest in the arms of our lord.
Excuse me but how do you know if he was wearing a seat belt or not? This is not the time to be making statements like that. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Hart Family.
RIP our dear friend you will be greatly missed. Someday we will meet again in heaven
so sad…more and more people i went to school with being lost. prayers for the family..
I’ve known Bryan my entire life, this is so sad and heart breaking. Prayers for his family in these tough times.
***Patriot****
Instead of throwing judging comments, how about say something nice. Especially if you don’t know the details. Nothing was mentioned about a seatbelt. Maybe he was wearing it and the impact caused the seatbelt to lock and that was the cause. Those things do happen. Your comments are hurtful to a hurting family! Just sayin’!
I grew up with Bryan’s dad and my heart is breaking for the Hart family this morning. I am praying that the Lord will comfort them during this horrible loss and ease their pain in time. God Bless them
R.I.P we will miss you
Seatbelts save lives…but only if you use them.
Really awesome guy ..my thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends I’m soo sorry for your loss