A combined funeral was recently conducted at the location where the three teenagers spent so much time together playing the sport they loved after they sadly perished in a Florida vehicle accident.
According to the TC Palm, a touching memorial for Christian Bono, Matthew Bono, and Nehemiah “Nemo” Turban was placed on the baseball field on Saturday at Southwest Little League Baseball Field at Whispering Pines Park.
Hundreds of loved ones, friends, teachers, and colleagues came beneath a tent to commemorate Christian, Matthew, and Turban and say their proper goodbye. Many of them sat in the dugout wearing their uniforms.
Learn About Bono Brother’s Death From Accident
Christian Bono, 16, his younger brother Matthew Bono, 15, and buddy Nehemiah Turban, 16, perished in the collision in Port St. Lucie on the 1st of August.
On the 1st of August, Matthew Bono passed away in a hospital, and Nehemiah and Christian Bono were also declared dead there.
The varsity baseball coach at Treasure Coast High School recited a poem during the event, saying, “We think about you in quiet and we often utter your name, now all we have are recollections and your image in a frame.”
Who Was Nehemiah Turban?
Nehemiah Turban was one of the victims of the Port St. Lucie accident. He was also a baseball player like his other two friends.
However, there are not many details available about them to the public for now. His death at such a young age has shattered his friends and family.
We share our heartfelt condolence with the deceased’s family and relatives. Nehemiah was a very bright kid as per his coach and people that knew him.
Who Were Christian Bono And Matthew Bono?
The varsity baseball team at St. Lucie West Centennial High School included Christian and Matthew Bono, brothers.
The team’s head coach confirmed this. In addition, turban played varsity baseball for Treasure Coast High School, according to the head coach of that squad.
The three baseball youngsters participated in the Southwest Port St. Lucie Little League at Whispering Pines Park in Port St. Lucie, where a burial ceremony was conducted on Saturday.
Both Christian and Matthew initially encountered Nehemiah in the same field. Coaches, players, religious leaders, and many others spoke during the service.