Fundraiser launched for beloved young Sheffield dad killed in M1 horror crash

A fundraising appeal has been launched after the death of a young Sheffield dad in a crash on the M1.
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Two men, aged 20 and 22, died in a collision on the northbound M1 between Junction 30 for Barlborough and 31 for Sheffield, last Sunday night.

South Yorkshire Police said the car they were travelling in – a white Volkswagen Golf – left the carriageway, hit a barrier and a number of trees before overturning and landing on its roof.

The two men in the car were pronounced dead at the scene.

Tyrone and his son Tyree - Credit: Ebony CheesemanTyrone and his son Tyree - Credit: Ebony Cheeseman
Tyrone and his son Tyree - Credit: Ebony Cheeseman
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No other vehicles are believed to have been involved in the collision.

The casualties have been named locally as Codeye and Tyrone.

Tyrone's friend Jordan Parker has organised an online fundraising appeal to help pay for his funeral and to support his young son.

On his Go Fund Me page, Jordan said: “This is for Tyrone’s funeral, we want to raise some money towards it to get him the best send off possible.

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“Everyone show a bit of love and affection for Ty and his baby boy, every little helps from pennies to pounds, come on folks let’s get together for a good cause and good lad, least we can do since he would’ve done the same for us.”

Last night friends of Tyrone gathered and set off fireworks in his memory as a tribute to the young dad.

A police investigation into the circumstances surrounding the collision is under way.

Officers want to hear from witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage.

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