The Clyde community is mourning an unimaginable loss following the tragic deaths of siblings Brileigh and Kyler Dailey, students closely connected to Clyde High School, who were killed in a train accident on Sunday. Their sudden passing has sent waves of grief through classmates, teachers, coaches, and friends, leaving a tight-knit community struggling to come to terms with the loss of two young lives full of promise.

Brileigh Dailey was a proud 2025 graduate of Clyde High School and a well-known member of the school’s athletics community. She was remembered as driven, supportive, and deeply committed to her team, leaving behind a legacy of leadership and school pride. Those who knew Brileigh spoke of her kindness, determination, and the encouragement she offered to others both on and off the field.

Her younger brother, Kyler Dailey, was a junior at Clyde High School and an active student-athlete. Kyler played football and competed in track, where he earned respect for his work ethic, team spirit, and positive attitude. Coaches and teammates recall his dedication and the energy he brought to practices and competitions, as well as the strong bond he shared with his teammates.

News of the siblings’ deaths has deeply affected the Clyde High School community. School officials and athletic programs have released heartfelt statements honoring Brileigh and Kyler’s contributions, emphasizing the lasting impact they made during their time at the school. In response to the tragedy, counseling and support services have been made available to students and staff as they grieve together.