Patrick Duane Liverman was 58 and lived in Pueblo. On the night of October 8, 2026, he died in a vehicle crash near Fortino Boulevard and Elizabeth Street. Police got the call around 8:45 that evening. Officers found three vehicles in the wreck. One person in a Nissan SUV had severe injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. That person was Patrick.
His family got the news from authorities. The Pueblo Police Department and the Pueblo County Coroner’s Office are still looking into what happened. Next of kin were told right away. The other people in a Ford Fusion and a GMC truck had only minor injuries. The GMC ended up in a grassy area east of Elizabeth Street.
Patrick had lived a full 58 years in the Pueblo area. The details of his daily life stayed private. Still, those who knew him are left with empty spots where he used to be. An ordinary Thursday night turned into something no one expected.
The roads around the crash site closed for a while so investigators could work. Traffic units and identification units showed up to gather what they could. This was the 14th fatal crash in Pueblo this year. That number sits heavy for a city this size.
People who cared about Patrick now face days that feel different. The quiet moments hit hardest. Memories of him will stay with them even as the weeks move on. No one gets ready for a call like the one his family received.
Police keep digging into the exact sequence of the three cars coming together. The coroner’s office handles the formal side. For now the focus stays on the facts they have and the person they lost.
Patrick Duane Liverman is gone. His name remains in the records of that intersection and in the minds of the people who shared his life.
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