Coroner formally IDs 3 people killed in wrong-way crash on I-70

Community gathers for vigil honoring 2 young adults killed in wrong-way crash on I-70 Greenon High School’s football stadium was full of people Wednesday night, mourning two young adults killed in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 70.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY — The coroner’s office has formally identified the three people who were killed in Sunday’s wrong-way crash on Interstate 70.

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The Montgomery County Coroner’s Office said Thursday that Nevin Vince, 18, Natalie Daly, 18, and Doniell Snow, 55, died early Sunday morning on I-70 eastbound near Brandt Pike.

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In a news conference on Tuesday, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office previously said that a 55-year-old driver left a bar and ended up driving the wrong way on the interstate.

The driver hit three cars on the interstate near Brandt Pike just after 1 a.m.

One driver was seriously hurt, and the at-fault driver died.

Friends told News Center 7 that Nevin and Natalie, who recently graduated from Greenon, were also killed.

The owner of Last Queen told News Center 7 that everyone is in shock.

He closed the restaurant on Wednesday so employees could attend the vigil.

In a social media post, the restaurant said in part, Nevin was hard-working, kind, and carried himself with a relaxed confidence.

The post went on to say that in the two years Nevin worked for them, he made their lives better.

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Near the tennis courts, the name Abbey was lit up with lights.

In September, another Greenon student, Abigail Campbell, was on her way to Bible study when she crashed into a tree and died.

The district told News Center 7 that she was a member of the girls’ tennis team and attended the Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center.

Enon’s mayor spoke with News Center 7’s Taylor Robertson about both crashes.

He said it’s been hard for the close-knit community.

News Center 7 will continue to follow this story.

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