May 27, 2015 11.01 am
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Tributes as teen who died in crash near Lincoln is named by police
Fatal collision: As police officially name the 19-year-old who was killed in a two-car crash in Metheringham near Lincoln, friends and family pay their tributes.
The crash happened on the B1189 in Metheringham on May 19. Photo: Google Street View
A 19-year-old father who was killed in a two-vehicle collision in Metheringham near Lincoln has been named by police as Sam Powell, from Horncastle.
As previously reported, the crash on the B1189 [as opposed to the B1188 as previously stated by police] happened in the evening of May 19.
Emergency services attended and Sam was pronounced dead at the scene after suffering serious injuries.
Sam had been driving a Volkswagen Polo when he was involved in a crash with a Volkswagen Golf, driven by a 52-year-old man from the Walcott area.
The driver of the Golf was taken to Lincoln County Hospital. He did not however have any serious injuries.
An inquest into Sam’s death has been opened and adjourned in the last week.
Friends and family have been paying tribute to the Lincolnshire teenager in the time since the fatal collision.
Sam’s partner Emily Eastgate wrote on social media: “Rest in peace my gorgeous boy. No one will ever feel the way I’m feeling right now, I’ve lost the other half of me. Lily misses you more than words can describe, I just don’t know how it’s ever going to get better. Love you forever, me and your babies.”
Penny Marie Carey wrote: “RIP Sam, this is killing me so, my heart breaks for all your family. You are, and always will be, a big part of my life. I could never forget you; How could I? You were infectious and everyone you met loved you.”
In a post on Facebook, Clarrisa Britton wrote: “RIP Sam, you were a beautiful person, always made me smile with your annoying laugh! I’ll never forget you… It doesn’t seem real.”
Caroline Grundy added: “So sad, taken too soon and too young. You’ve left your partner and babies but you will be able to watch over them up above. RIP young man, my thoughts go out to Emily Eastgate, your baby and the rest of your family and friends.”
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