With profound sadness, we remember Celeste Cyan Morgan, 25, of Brunswick, and Leon Anthony Myers, 25, also of Brunswick, whose lives came to a tragic end Monday in Glynn County.

The two were found deceased inside an apartment at the Camilla Apartments on Altama Avenue after police were called to the residence for a welfare check at approximately 4 p.m. The heartbreaking discovery has left loved ones and members of the Brunswick community searching for answers while mourning two young lives lost far too soon.

According to the Glynn County Police Department, officers responded to the apartment at 5800 Altama Ave. after receiving a request to check on the well-being of those inside. When officers arrived, they determined that circumstances required them to enter the apartment. Inside, they found Morgan and Myers deceased.

Police later identified the pair and confirmed that they had previously been married. Investigators said the incident appeared to be domestic in nature, though authorities have not released details explaining exactly what happened inside the apartment.

The circumstances surrounding their deaths remain under investigation. Police have not indicated how either person died or provided a specific manner or cause of death. Those details are being withheld pending the completion of autopsies, authorities said.

For the families and friends of Celeste and Leon, the pain of losing two people at such a young age is difficult to put into words. At only 25 years old, both had many years ahead of them, with opportunities to grow, dream, make memories and build their futures. Their sudden deaths have now left behind loved ones who must cope with a loss that came under heartbreaking circumstances.

Celeste Cyan Morgan will be remembered as a young woman whose life touched those around her. Leon Anthony Myers will also be remembered by those who knew him and shared moments of his life. While the circumstances surrounding their deaths are still being examined, their lives should not be defined solely by the tragedy that ended them.

As investigators continue working to understand what occurred, those who loved Morgan and Myers are left to grieve privately and remember the moments that made each of them unique. In times of tragedy, memories often become the most precious connection to those who are no longer here—the conversations shared, the laughter heard, the experiences that became cherished memories and the simple moments that may have seemed ordinary at the time.

The Glynn County Police Department has said additional information will be released as it becomes available and appropriate. Authorities are continuing their investigation, while the families await answers surrounding the deaths of their loved ones.

May the families, friends and everyone who knew Celeste Cyan Morgan and Leon Anthony Myers find strength and comfort during this devastating time.

May Celeste and Leon rest in eternal peace. May their memories live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved them.