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Family Seeks Support For Steven’s Funeral
Steven Dreuitt’s family is raising funds to cover funeral expenses and provide support for his loved ones as they cope with his tragic death.
Organized by his god-sister, Shakirah Hill, the GoFundMe campaign aims to ease the financial burden on his mother and sister who are managing day-to-day needs while planning his homegoing service.
The family shared their deep gratitude for the community’s support, with Steven’s mother stating, “We appreciate every single one of you in this trying time.”
Son Fights For His Life
Dreuitt’s 9-year-old son, Ramesses, who was also in the vehicle, is in critical condition at an area hospital, family members said.
In an emotional social media post, a relative shared their heartbreak over the tragedy:
"Please keep our family in your thoughts and prayers. My nephew, Ramesses, is fighting for his life, and we are still searching for Steven’s firstborn son. This loss is unimaginable."
The scene of the Learjet crash in Philadelphia.
More details about Ramesses's condition have been released. Click here to read our updated report.
Crash Aftermath
The crash killed all six people on board the medical jet and injured 24 people on the ground, including Dreuitt’s son. Four victims remain hospitalized, two of whom are in critical condition, as of Tuesday, Feb. 4.
Lizeth Murillo Osuna and Valentina Guzman Murillo
Pilot Alan Montoya (top right) and co-pilot Jesús Juárez (bottom left), Dr. Raul Meza (top left), Rodrigo Lopez (bottom right).
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) continues to investigate the cause of the crash.
The crater left by the Learjet 55, operated by Jet Rescue Air Ambulance, crashing into a Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood.
Exactly 343 homes were impacted by the crash, full report on the damage.
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