Rex Culpepper Dead at 28: Former College QB & Son of Survivor's Brad & Monica Passes Away After Dirt Bike Accident
Rex Culpepper, former college quarterback and tight end for Syracuse, tragically died at the age of 28 in a dirt bike accident.
He is the son of former NFL quarterback Brad Culpepper and Monica Culpepper, who both competed on the CBS reality TV show Survivor as well.
The dirt bike accident happened on Saturday (March 14) in Georgia, the Tampa Bay Times shares. He previously had battled testicular cancer in 2018.
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Rex‘s fiancée, Savanna Morgan, posted a tribute this week.
“No one expects to meet the love of your life and lose them in only 6 short years after meeting. Rex didnt always believe in soulmates but towards the end he told me that he didnt realize what having a soulmate felt like until we felt like extensions of each other. And one thing about us is that we lived every single day like it was our last. We did every little thing that we set our minds to, between learning new skills and hobbies, and traveling to new places, there was never any free time with us and not a moment spent apart. I dont regret a single day in our 6 years,” she posted.
“You made six years feel like a lifetime Rexy. Im sure that myself and all of you who cared about him will never truly be able to move on after knowing someone like him. You dont just meet people like Rex all the time. He was one in a billion. There wasnt one thing that man couldnt do. Lawyer, mechanic, musician, chef, athlete, nerd….lover. He became such a lover,” she continued. “I will never take for granted how cool Rex was and how cool he eventually made me too. I will carry on his hobbies forever. I dont think this Rex shaped hole inside of me will ever be filled. But seeing how much everyone around him loved him so greatly, makes my heart full. So here are some parts of him that I would like to share with you, to hopefully make your heart full too.”
Our thoughts are with the Savanna and the Culpepper family, as well as all of his friends, family, and loved ones. RIP.