Enon Fundraiser Raises More Than $23,000 for Memorial Scholarship

Dayton, OH, October 17, 2026 —

A fundraiser at the Last Queen Restaurant in Enon raised more than $23,000 to establish a memorial scholarship honoring two teenagers who were killed in a wrong-way crash.

The event brought together a fundraising effort and a remembrance of the two teenagers. The amount raised was reported as over $23,000. The scholarship is intended to serve as a memorial to them, although details about who will administer it, who will be eligible and when applications may be available were not provided.

The information provided does not identify the teenagers, state when the crash or fundraiser took place, or describe how the wrong-way crash occurred. It also does not name the event’s organizers or explain how the funds were collected. No further details about the scholarship’s structure or its expected launch were available.

The fundraiser’s reported total establishes the amount raised, but the available information does not specify whether that figure represents donations alone or includes other proceeds. It also does not say whether additional fundraising is planned. No statements from family members, organizers or representatives of the restaurant were included.

The event’s stated purpose was to honor the teenagers by creating a scholarship in their memory. Further information about the scholarship and the people it is intended to recognize was not provided.

Story summarized from the original created by Mersadie Curtiss, WHIO.com on www.whio.com, see more information here.

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