Fundraisers have been started for the families of the two men killed in a single-vehicle accident this past weekend.
38-year-old driver Cody Huffman, of Harmony and Garrett Griffin of Cranberry were killed after the car they were in collided with a tree before 7 p.m. along Beacon Road in Penn Township Saturday night.
GoFundMe Campaigns have been started for the families of both men.
Huffman leaves behind a wife and children and was a youth baseball coach.
“Cody was larger than life—always smiling, caring deeply for everyone around him, and actively involved in local youth baseball and football,” his GoFundMe reads. “He was an amazing friend to many, always ready to lend a hand or share a laugh. Cody’s warmth and generosity touched so many lives, and his absence is felt by all who knew him.”
All the money raised for Cody’s family will go toward his two son’s futures.
DONATE TO CODY'S GOFUNDME HERE
Griffin leaves behind three children and a wife.
“Garrett’s greatest joy in life was his family. He loved his children deeply and worked hard to provide them with every opportunity to learn, grow, and pursue their dreams,” his GoFundMe reads.
The funds raised for Garrett’s fundraiser will be used to support his three children moving forward.
The funds raised will go toward supporting the victim's children
The funds raised will go toward supporting the victim's children
