Family Honors Life Of East Windsor Man Killed In Deadly Crash

EAST WINDSOR, CT — The family of Christian Steven “Bubba” Jamrog reached out to Patch and asked that his obituary be shared with the public following his death earlier this week.

Jamrog, 21, died March 10 in a crash in Windsor Locks. His family said he will be remembered for his love of family, the outdoors, and the many friendships he built in the community.

Christian Steven “Bubba” Jamrog, 21, of East Windsor passed away tragically in an accident on Tuesday March 10, 2026.

He is survived by his parents, Eric and Corrie Jamrog of East Windsor; his sister, Nova Jamrog of East Windsor; and his brother, Austin Jamrog of East Windsor, and his Austin’s long term girlfriend Carly Valente of East Windsor. Bubba is also survived by his grandparents, Carrie Hebert of Windsor Locks, Eddy Majewski and Beatriz Stepien of Sandisfield, MA, and Steven and Barbara Jamrog of Minot, ME; great grandparents, Keith and Sandra (Johnson) Taylor of Windsor Locks, and Jadwiga Majewski of Winsted. He also leaves several aunts and uncles, Jason and Andrea Jamrog of Suffield, Katie Carron of Windsor Locks, Phil and Rachel Banker of Simsbury, Aaron Majewski of South Windsor, Kyle Majewski of South Windsor, and Jessica Carpe of Windsor Locks, and numerous cousins. Bubba also leaves his closest friends, Manny Davis of Somers, and Cearra Wormstedt of East Windsor. He will also be missed dearly by his family pups, Bruno, Malibu, Lady, Willow, and Pepper, and his cat Ms. Meow.

Bubba was a graduate of East Windsor High School and went on to attend Lincoln Tech for their Electrician Training program. He was an Electrician Apprentice for 2 ½ years. Bubba played football and was a member of the Ellington Youth Football League “Roadrunners” for 8 years.

Bubba ate everyone’s leftovers and drank all their diet coke (his favorite). He eventually moved into his own apartment but came home every night to “grocery shop” and eat dinner with his family. He loved country music and blasted it all the time. He went to several concerts with his friends and a big one every year with his family. Bubba lived his life with no fear and the way he wanted to.

Bubba was a wild spirit, and a very young soul. He had a passion for hunting and fishing since the day he could walk. He loved living life on the wild side with Harley’s, boats, and his big red truck. His favorite times were on the boat fishing, or in the woods hunting duck. Anyone who knew Bubba knew he could play hard and sleep harder. He had quite the sense of humor and was always ready with a hilarious retort. He was very sharp. He lived in his Carhartts, and big work boots. His family were his best friends and he was theirs.

Bubba spent every Sunday religiously on the boat with his Dad, and Big Bapa catching all this fish. We hope all the Fluke, Striper, deer, and birds can now breathe a sigh of relief. He loved going hunting with his grandfather Eddy, and uncle Aaron. He loved the many fabulous vacations with his Grandma Bear. He enjoyed visiting his Nana and Grandpa up in Maine and fishing off the dock. He spent many nights playing Cribbage with his Dad and brother while eating Mom’s last hostess cupcake.

We as a family were so lucky to have him, even for a short time. Bubba would give you the shirt off his back, pull your truck out of a ditch at 3am, or give you a ride anywhere anytime. He will be loved, missed, and cherished forever. How lucky he was to go huntin, fishin, and lovin every day.

His family would love to see all of his friends for calling hours on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, from 4-7 p.m., at the Samsel & Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. Burial will be private at the request of his family. No sadness or tears allowed. We want to hear your funny stories of Bubba and please dress casually with your favorite concert t-shirt, or camouflage clothing or your favorite sweatshirt.

For online condolences please visit www.carmonfuneralhome.com