Lansing, N.Y. — Two separate fundraisers have been launched to support the families affected by a fatal crash that occurred late Friday night in Lansing.
Lynn Eastman III, 19, of Lansing, was killed in the crash, which Senior Investigator Jody Coombes said Monday appeared to be an accident.
Two others — Billy Radcliffe, 21; and Zachary Radcliffe, 19 — were taken to Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse. They are on life support and in critical condition, Coombes said Monday morning.
Two GoFundMe fundraisers have been started to help the Radcliffe and Eastman families.
One, for Eastman’s family, seeks to raise $5,000 to help the Eastman family cover funeral expenses. So far, three people have given around $200 in the first 15 hours of the fundraiser.
A second fundraiser, for the Radcliffe family, seeks to raise $10,000 to help the family with “medical bills, services for the boys and their every day needs while they are going through this extremely hard time.”
“If you can please donate anything is helpful as their insurance is not covering (the cost) of some things,” the page states. “Every dollar helps!”
Click here for the fundraising page for the Eastman family.
Click here for the fundraising page for the Radcliffe family.
Round-up of coverage of tragedy in Lansing
Lansing teenager killed, 2 critically injured in Tompkins County crash – One teenager was killed and two other young men have been hospitalized with critical injuries after an “ATV vs. dirt bike” accident in Tompkins County late Friday night. The Ithaca Voice
Investigator: Both ATV and dirt bike in fatal Lansing crash lacked lighting – The dirt bike and ATV four-wheeler traveled in the same direction down Decamp Road Friday night. The Ithaca Voice
In tragic fatal crash, Lansing father loses his best friend – Lynn Eastman Jr. and his son Lynn Eastman III were metal workers together. The Ithaca Voice
