Family of ‘incredible’ boy killed in Didsbury rollover mourn the death of 2 teens
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Friends and family have identified the victims of a fatal rollover crash as 16-year-old Reid Fisher and 14-year-old Lila Morrison.
People living in Didsbury, Alta., and surrounding areas are supporting the families of two teens who died in a rollover crash this week.
Friends and family have identified the victims as 16-year-old Reid Fisher and 14-year-old Lila Morrison.
RCMP were called to a single-vehicle crash near Township Road 292 and Range Road 14 around 5 p.m., where they found the teens dead.
“My nephew Reid was an incredible young man,” said Reid’s aunt Randilee Fisher on Friday.
She said he played hockey and recently played basketball on the high school team.
When he was younger, he was with 4-H club, did snowshoeing and outdoor survival with his family.
“He had a job here in town and he worked hard for everything that he had in his young life,” Randilee said.
She said Reid enjoyed outdoors activities and shot his first buck this year when he was with his mom, Randilee’s sister.
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