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Brett James Crash | Cause of Death | Wife, Family, Net Worth (Lifestyle & Biography)#BrettJames #RIP #CountryMusic #Nashville #Songwriter #JesusTakeTheWheel #Legacy #BreakingNews Description Cause of death and incident: The 57-year-old songwriter died after a small-engine Cirrus SR22T crashed in a field near Iotla Valley Elementary School in Franklin, N.C.; all three aboard were killed, with the FAA and NTSB investigating and no injuries reported at the school. Wife and family: Public memorials note he is survived by his wife and children; out of respect for privacy, only confirmed family details should be shared from official statements. Career highlights: A Nashville stalwart with 27 No. 1 country radio hits, Brett James penned or co-wrote “Jesus, Take the Wheel” (Grammy for Best Country Song), “When the Sun Goes Down,” “I Hold On,” “Bottoms Up,” “Blessed,” “The Truth,” “Mr. Know It All,” “Summer Nights,” and more for stars including Carrie Underwood, Kenny Chesney, Dierks Bentley, Rascal Flatts, Jason Aldean, Tim McGraw, Kelly Clarkson, and Bon Jovi. Honors and impact: Inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (2020), twice named Country Songwriter of the Year, he was celebrated as a generous collaborator and mentor whose songwriting shaped 2000s–2010s country radio. Net worth: Exact figures are private; his earnings came from publishing, royalties, hit placements across major artists, and industry awards. Avoid citing speculative amounts. Publishing guidance: Attribute facts to official agency statements and music-industry organizations; avoid speculation about the crash cause until investigators release findings. If a 60–90 second YouTube script is helpful, a tight VO can cover the crash details, a top-line song reel, Hall of Fame note, and closing tribute with a respectful callout to the family.