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'Gone Far Too Soon': Motorcyclist Who Died in Kelowna Crash Identified
The sedan driver remained at the scene and is cooperating as Kelowna RCMP investigate the collision, and a GoFundMe has raised more than $30,000.
- Stefan Vracarevic, a Kelowna Crows rugby player, died on Thursday, Sept. 17 after his motorcycle collided with a car at Harvey Avenue and Ethel Street around 10 a.m. Police are investigating the fatal crash.
- Vracarevic was returning home from rugby practice when the crash occurred. Though his family never supported the motorcycle purchase, he had recently bought his dream bike while seeking to feel alive.
- A GoFundMe campaign created by cousin Mateja Vracarevic has raised nearly $40,000 to support the family. The page states, "Stefan was one of the most unique people ever," with funds covering memorial costs and therapy.
- The driver of the sedan is cooperating with the investigation led by the Kelowna RCMP General Investigation Support Team. The Next Step Counselling Group is offering free support to those grieving the loss.
- A memorial has emerged at the Harvey Avenue intersection honouring Vracarevic. The Kelowna Crows stated, "Gone far too soon," emphasizing his legacy will endure within the rugby community.
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Kelowna motorcycle crash victim identified as local rugby player
The man killed in a motorcycle crash last week in Kelowna has been identified by an online fundraiser and roadside memorial. Stefan Vracarevic was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car at Harvey Avenue and Ethel Street at around 10 p.m. on Sept. 17. Cpl. Steven Lang said the driver of the ...
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'Gone far too soon': Motorcyclist who died in Kelowna crash identified
The crash occurred on Thursday, Sept. 17 around 10 p.m.
·Kelowna, Canada
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