‘I think that they couldn’t have survived losing each other,’ says the wife, who is grieving for her husband and daughter, who were killed in a motorcycle accident.

Following a deadly collision last week that claimed the lives of her husband and daughter, a Colorado woman is in sorrow.

On Tuesday, April 15, a car accident in Thornton, Colorado, claimed the lives of 38-year-old Brian Cirbo and his 12-year-old stepdaughter, Brooklyn Lopeman.

Brian passed away that day from his wounds. On Thursday, April 24, the Thornton Police Department stated that Brooklyn had passed away on Tuesday, April 22.

After leaving Brooklyn’s volleyball practice, Brian and his Harley-Davidson were riding when a 17-year-old kid collided with his BMW. Devin Lopeman Cirbo, Brooklyn’s mother, told CBS Colorado,

“Many of her teammates witnessed it.” “Brooklyn wasn’t breathing and they did CPR, but Brian was able to talk and he kept telling the officers to call his wife, and they told me to come.”