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Apollo player dies from accident injuries

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Apollo sophomore starting center Greg Lindsey is in very critical condition after a wreck involving a car and moped late Thursday night in Owensboro. Lindsey along with Christopher Dean Wallace a starting cornerback were hit and thrown approx. 90 feet in the accident. Wallace suffered broken bones in his leg, while Wallace has severe head injuries. My daughter ( a friend of Gregs ) has been in and out visiting Greg and she reports he is in very bad shape. This comes on the same day that Coach Carlberg announced his moved to Georgia and both players had left conditioning thereafter. All prayers and support for these young men, as well as the entire Apollo family, are needed. :cry:

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Our thoughts and prayers for Greg and Christopher and their families from Carroll County...

Apollo sophomore starting center Greg Lindsey is in very critical condition after a wreck involving a car and moped late Thursday night in Owensboro. Lindsey along with Christopher Dean Wallace a starting cornerback were hit and thrown approx. 90 feet in the accident. Wallace suffered broken bones in his leg, while Wallace has severe head injuries. My daughter ( a friend of Gregs ) has been in and out visiting Greg and she reports he is in very bad shape. This comes on the same day that Coach Carlberg announced his moved to Georgia and both players had left conditioning thereafter. All prayers and support for these young men, as well as the entire Apollo family, are needed. :cry:

Our thoughts and prayers go out to these young men.

The other young man's name is Christian Dean Wallace, not Christopher. I visited with him last night and is doing well. Very sore, but he is dealing with the situation as well as can be expected. Greg's prognosis is not very good. The doctors are not giving the family much hope. Please keep both of these families in your prayers, particularly Greg Lindsey's family.

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The other young man's name is Christian Dean Wallace, not Christopher. I visited with him last night and is doing well. Very sore, but he is dealing with the situation as well as can be expected. Greg's prognosis is not very good. The doctors are not giving the family much hope. Please keep both of these families in your prayers, particularly Greg Lindsey's family.

 

Yes, you are so right about the name. I knew that, but I wrote this after getting off the night shift and was sort of out of it. Thanks for the correction. In fact I work with Christians dad ( different shift ), so I should have known better.

Were the players on the moped?

 

They will be in our thoughts and prayers.

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Were the players on the moped?

 

They will be in our thoughts and prayers.

 

They were on the moped, however little else is known by me The driver that hit them said all of a sudden there was a loud bang and in his rear view mirror he say a moped on fire. The road is traveled a lot.

I am sad to report that Greg Lindsey passed away this morning @ 6:00am. Please keep his family, teammates and community in your prayers.

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Rest In peace young man. You fought the good fight. To the Apollo family: I know Greg was aware of your many visits and prayers. The all night vigils by the Apollo football team shows the unity of these young men and the strength needed by all the relatives Greg.:cry:

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family, friends, teammates and schoolmates of this young man.

:cry: The Eagles and his family will be in my prayers.

What a tragic story, :cry:. Prayers go out from the Rambler household and all of the Raceland community for the family and friends.

This really is a shame. Our prayers and thoughts go out to his family and friends. Hopefully, somehow the Lord will find a way to bring comfort to those affected.

So sorry to hear this. We will also keep Greg, his family and his friends in our prayers and thoughts.

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