Jeffrey Booth never made it home. The 62-year-old Florida man was killed instantly when the utility task vehicle he was riding in crashed late Tuesday night in Milton, Wisconsin Authorities say the accident happened around 10:15 p.m.

A tragic accident on **East Vincent Road** has claimed the life of **Booth**, a man who had traveled from **Port Charlotte, Florida**, only to lose his life on unfamiliar ground. Authorities reported that Booth was riding as a **passenger** when the vehicle he was in crashed. 

The **driver, a 49-year-old man from Edgerton**, was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to recover. Sadly, despite emergency efforts at the scene, Booth succumbed to his injuries. A forensic exam later confirmed that his death was caused directly by trauma sustained in the collision.

Local police have launched an investigation into the crash, working to determine the **cause of the accident**. Officials have not yet released details about what factors may have contributed, but they continue to examine roadway conditions, possible impairment, or mechanical failure. The driver has been cooperative with authorities, and updates are expected once the inquiry progresses further.

For Booth’s family and friends, the loss has been deeply painful. Known in his community back in Florida as a caring, vibrant individual, he had traveled away from home, not knowing that tragedy awaited. Loved ones described him as someone who valued relationships and carried a kind spirit that touched many lives. His sudden passing has left them shocked and heartbroken.

Residents in the area have expressed sympathy for both the victim and his family, noting how fragile life can be when unexpected accidents occur. As investigators continue their work, the community grieves alongside Booth’s loved ones, offering prayers and support from near and far.At a time when words can never fully heal the pain, the memory of Booth’s warmth, generosity, and spirit lives on. May he rest in peace, and may his family find comfort in the love surrounding them.