Kephas Pope, a pupil on the Santa Clara College in Santa Clara, California, has tragically died after being killed in an accident involving his bicycle and a automobile.

Kephas was killed whereas driving his bicycle when a rushing, uncontrolled automobile hit a tree that hit him on the pinnacle.

The younger pupil was strolling his bike and crossing the crosswalk on the time of the tragic accident. He died from his accidents.

Pope’s aunty, Hilary Halls revealed what occurred in a social media submit. Narrating, she mentioned Kephas was alleged to be in chemistry class together with his sister however didn’t present up. She puzzled the place her brother was solely to be shocked to find his bike, helmet, and waterbottle at crime scene.

“Later the Dr. Knowledgeable them the automobile rushing, spun uncontrolled & hit a tree that hit Kephas on the pinnacle whereas he was crossing the crosswalk, strolling his bike, and sporting his helmet,” Halls mentioned. “We’re all in shock, however the one factor we all know is the place he’s now. He was a godly man who had a stupendous smile & cherished the Lord,”

Kephas was reportedly an ideal witness for Christ and tried to get folks in school to hitch his religion.

Halls continued: “He was baptized and professed his religion. My dad typically referred to as him & inspired him in his stroll. He witnessed to folks in school and had a powerful 12 months within the Lord. We miss him a lot already,”

She ended her submit calling for prayers for her household together with her brother, niece, and sister Miao, plus their complete household.

“We love you eternally Kephas Pope and can always remember your kindness you confirmed us all.” she concluded.

In the meantime, Kephas’ father, Nathan Pope organized a GoFundMe to lift funds in his son’s reminiscence.

“I’m Kephas’s father, Nathan Pope. I’m beginning this GoFundMe to assist increase funds for Kephas’s funeral prices and to assist pay for me to pay payments with the intention to take a while off work to mourn the tragic lack of my son, who was struck by a automobile whereas he was driving his bicycle to class at Santa Clara College.” he wrote.