By paNOW Staff

Family honours Jared Bear’s memory one year after accident took his life

Jul 26, 2015 | 3:33 PM

For one family, it’s a day that brings back many difficult memories.

July 26, 2015, marks one year since the accident that killed Jared Bear.

On Sunday, 45 friends and family members took the afternoon to walk along the accident site on Highway 3 to the family home on Muskoday First Nation, with police cars leading and ending off the group.

The memorial will finish off with a barbeque and family and friends plan to release helium balloons. One participant said they’re doing it all in order to honour Bear’s memory.

Bear would’ve been 12-years-old this August.

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His mother Raelene said in a statement that she appreciates all the support.

The accused in the criminal case of Bear’s death, Gordon Morris Crain, was charged with impaired driving causing death, among other charges. He pleaded not guilty in March. A two-day preliminary hearing starts August 24. Crane’s trial date has not yet been set.

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