Mulberry High School Students Killed In Crash; GoFundMe Started

MULBERRY, FL — Multiple GoFundMe pages have been started to help the families of two Mulberry High School students killed over the weekend in a horrific crash as classmates remembered the two friends and teammates at a celebration of life memorial on Tuesday.

Chad Hall wore number 28 and Kenny Haney wore number 33. They were remembered by the principal of Mulberry High School as passionate and energetic.

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"We are devastated by the tragic deaths of Chad Hall and Kenny Haney," Principal Michael Young said earlier this week. "Chad had boundless energy and a great sense of humor. He was always cracking jokes. He was a very loving and caring soul — a loyal friend, player and student."

Young recalled Haney's passion for life.

"Kenny was passionate about everything he did. He always gave 100 percent of himself to his sports and his friends," recalled the principal. "He was outgoing with blue eyes and a bright smile. He was proud to be a Panther."

The following GoFundMe campaigns have been started to help the families of the two students:

• You can learn more about the campaign for the Haney family here.
• You can learn more about the campaign for the Hall family here.
• In addition, another campaign has been set up for the benefit of both the Haney and Hall family here.

A spokesperson for GoFundMe said the organization is working with campaign organizers for each of the campaigns to make sure the funds are directed to the correct beneficiaries.

Kenny Haney (left) and Chad Hall courtesy GoFundMe