Joey Edwards, a student at Unami Middle School, was struck and killed while riding his bike on Lower State Road in Warrington late on Saturday night. His family and many members of the community are mourning his passing.
Joey Edwards was 14 years old. “Beloved son of Daniel and Marina Edwards,” Joey Edwards was characterized as being in an obituary.” In the name of Kayla Edwards, your brother.” A large number of individuals from the Warrington and Central Bucks internet communities reached out to the Edwards family in the aftermath of the accident to offer their love, support, and prayers.
Classmates have remarked that Joey never fails to wear a smile on his face. Those who knew him described him as someone who “radiated positive energy and saw the best in people.” As stated by the administrators of the school, Joey had the ability to instill a sense of belonging in each and every individual. According to a letter that President Chad Watters and Assistant Principal Jon Boyle of Unami put out on Monday afternoon, the school provided assistance to students on Monday as they dealt with the loss.
Following something that was so profoundly heartbreaking, the outpouring of care and love has been so heartwarming. Having spent time caring for each other yesterday, processing, cooperating, communicating, and preparing for today, our team was ready to provide care for our students today, as stated in the letter that they penned. The school district made available to us the resources that we required in order to offer support for our pupils during the whole school day.
During the difficult day, we remained united and persevered together. In today’s world, it took a community. Many thanks to everyone. “We will continue to mourn the loss of one of our Warriors and work closely with his family, our students, and our staff to determine how we might best honor Joey’s memory at our school.” Goldsteins’ Rosenberg’s Raphael-Sacks North, located on Second Street Pike in Southampton, will be the location of the funeral services that will be held on Tuesday.
Relatives and friends are requested to attend the event, which will begin at one o’clock. Those students who are present will be exempt from attending school, according to the administration.
At this time, the Warrington police department is continuing its investigation into the collision that took place between Bradley and County Line roads at approximately ten o’clock on Saturday night.
The motorist who was engaged in the collision stopped at the site and provided assistance to the bicyclist until the arrival of the police and the medical personnel, according to the police. According to the inquiry, the crash is still ongoing. In the event that any witnesses have not yet communicated with the authorities, they are urged to contact Cpl.
