Dawson-Boyd High School community mourning deaths of 3 current, former students within a week

A small school in Dawson, Minnesota, is mourning the loss of three current and former students in just the last five days. Dawson-Boyd High School sent out a message this week, informing students and parents of the deaths."It just hurts that we see people losing loved ones," said Principal Ryan Stotesbery. On Saturday, 18-year-old Carter Monaghan, a senior football player, died in a car crash near town. Anderson Tebeest Funeral Home "He's just a really good kid," said Stotesbery. He said that Monaghan was a hard worker who planned to attend technical college next year. He was also known for helping younger students. "He drove one of our 7th graders to football practices on the other side of town. He gave him a ride every single day to football practice," said Stotesbery. At Wednesday night's football game against Lakeview, students from both schools wore "Play for Carter" T-shirts. "I don't even know how many shirts were bought.