Candlelight vigil held for teen who died in American Fork motorcycle crash
Scribner's friends mourned his loss at a candlelight vigil in Orem.
'You get that phone call that your buddy crashed, and your first hope is that he made it to the hospital at the bare minimum and say hi, and hearing that he didn't make it is heartbreaking and devastating,' Ethan Smith said.
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Music, a moment of silence, candles, and more could be found at the vigil in Noah's honor.
The vigil was hosted by his ballroom dance team.
'We wanted a place for the kids to gather and be together and share their feelings about Noah and what they remember,' Julie Peterson, Noah's ballroom coach, told ABC4.com.
Many shared who Noah was to them.
'Noah was so passionate about everything and in dance he worked so hard and was so good and he was so kind to everyone,' Alayna Peterson said.
'He was always there and someone easy to talk to and reliable to keep a secret you could always talk to him and would always make you feel validated and the most important person in the world,' Brennin Williams said.
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