Jesse Babiuch Wiki – Jesse Babiuch Biography

Divers located the victim’s body at the bottom of the river Wednesday, according to the Toledo Fire and Rescue Department. Crews in Ohio located the body of a young man after his canoe capsized over the weekend. Jesse Babiuch, 21, went missing Sunday after the canoe he was in sank in the Maumee River, according to ABC affiliate WTVG and CBS affiliate WTOL.

The young man was with two friends when the boat capsized around 3:30 p.m. local time, according to a GoFundMe for his funeral expenses started by Brandi Babiuch, Jesse’s cousin. Brandi said Jesse’s friends made it back to shore, but they soon realized the father-of-two hadn’t. Divers located a body at the bottom of the river Wednesday, according to the Toledo Fire and Rescue Department.

The Lucas County Coroner’s Office has since determined that the remains belong to Jesse, according to the WTVG report. (The coroner’s office did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.) Brandi described her late cousin as “a wild loving soul” who “loved her family so much” on the GoFundMe page. He leaves behind two daughters, ages 6 months and 2, according to WTOL.

Jesse Babiuch Age

The age of Jesse Babiuch was 21 years.

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How Jesse Babiuch died?

Jesse was “the light in everyone’s life and he had a smile that would make anyone smile,” Brandi wrote on GoFundMe. “He always put everyone before himself!” The last time Jesse’s family had contact with the young man was around 3 p.m. on Sunday, about a half hour before he went missing, according to WTOL.

Toledo Fire and Rescue said the boat capsized near the DiSalle Bridge. Close friend Trinity Morris told WTVG that one of Jesse’s friends said the trio needed to take their clothes off so they “wouldn’t weigh them down.” “But they said when they got to shore, they couldn’t find him and he wasn’t there,” she told the outlet. “He just disappeared.”

On Wednesday, two TFRD vessels used sonar technology to lock on “a credible target” in the water, which was about 15 feet deep, according to Toledo Fire and Rescue. The body was found a short time later. “Jesse didn’t deserve this,” Morris said before his body was found. “He would have taken his shirt off his back for anyone. He would have jumped into the water to save anyone.”

Babiuch’s sister, Emily White, previously told WTOL that her brother was good at swimming. She also said that he liked to sail and fish, which Brandi confirmed on GoFundMe. “Where do I start with the love he had for fishing?” Brandy wrote. “Rain, snow, sleet or shine, Jesse would go down to the river to fish!” An investigation into Sunday’s boating incident is ongoing, according to Toledo Fire and Rescue.Read More……