The friends and family of a 17-year-old killed in a tragic crash near Lincoln made emotional tributes and sent messages of support to his loved-ones.
People left flowers at the scene and paid their respects following the Vauxhall Astra collision which left six teenagers injured on the A15 at Welton Cliff on Monday evening.
On the page Katy Wilson said: “Ricky was involved in a traffic accident that sadly took his life, his close family and friends are in shock and disbelief that at such a young age Ricky is gone.
“He will be missed by so many, especially his mum and siblings. Gone but never forgotten.
“Please help the family by donating what you can to give Ricky a final goodbye.”
Nichola Dunbar posted: “Ricky you left a stamp on our hearts that we will never forget. Your cheeky smile and infectious laugh will live forever.”
‘We miss you Joby’
Fourteen-year-old Joby John was named by friends and family as a victim on Tuesday.
The Lincoln boy was described as “different from the rest” and his friends promised he would “never be forgotten”.
Police are yet to release an update on the condition of a third person who was seriously hurt. Three others received minor injuries.
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