A memorial wall was erected in Manhattan Beach to honor Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart. (KTLA-TV) |
MANHATTAN BEACH (KTLA) -- Heavy-hearted friends, family and fans of Nick Adenhart remembered the fallen Angels pitcher Saturday with a special dedication in Manhattan Beach.
A wall was erected outside Mira Costa High School remembering Adenhart and the two others, Henry Pearson and Courtney Stewart, who were killed when their car was hit by a drunk driver in April 2009.
The crash happened just hours after Adenhart pitched six scoreless innings against the Oakland A's at Angels Stadium.
Jon Wilhite, who was in the car during the crash, survived, but had to have his skull reattached to his spine.
Driver Andrew Gallow is currently serving 51 years to life for the deadly crash.
A wall was erected outside Mira Costa High School remembering Adenhart and the two others, Henry Pearson and Courtney Stewart, who were killed when their car was hit by a drunk driver in April 2009.
The crash happened just hours after Adenhart pitched six scoreless innings against the Oakland A's at Angels Stadium.
Jon Wilhite, who was in the car during the crash, survived, but had to have his skull reattached to his spine.
Driver Andrew Gallow is currently serving 51 years to life for the deadly crash.
