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Lexington Man Remembered Following Fatal Four-Vehicle Crash; Fundraiser Established to Help His Family

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Lexington, SC 11/09/2026 - A Lexington family is grieving the unexpected loss of Timothy Dwight Coursey following a fatal four-vehicle collision on North Lake Drive, while friends and longtime coworkers are coming together to help support his loved ones during an incredibly difficult time.


According to information provided about the crash, the collision occurred after a truck reportedly failed to yield, causing another vehicle to swerve into Coursey's path. The resulting four-vehicle collision claimed Coursey's life.


Coursey was a familiar face to many in the community, particularly those who knew him through his more than 20 years of employment at Lowe's. Following news of his passing, his coworkers have stepped forward to help the family with funeral expenses, demonstrating the strong connections he built throughout his years of service.


A GoFundMe fundraiser has also been established to help Coursey's sons with household bills and immediate expenses as they face life without their father.


Jack Coursey shared the family's heartbreak, describing how an ordinary morning quickly turned into a tragedy that has left loved ones struggling to process the loss.


“He was simply out driving, like any other morning, when another vehicle came into his lane. There is no gentle way to say it. One day he was here, and the next he wasn’t, and our family is still trying to catch our breath,” said Jack Coursey.


As family members, friends and coworkers mourn Coursey's passing, the fundraiser offers an opportunity for the community to show its support and help ease some of the financial burdens his sons are facing.


The response from his coworkers and others who knew him reflects the lasting impact Coursey made on those around him. Their generosity is a reminder of how a community can come together when families need support the most.


How to Help

A GoFundMe campaign has been established to assist Timothy Coursey's sons with household bills and immediate expenses following the unexpected loss of their father.


Those wishing to contribute can visit the fundraiser online:



Every donation, regardless of size, can make a difference. Those unable to contribute financially can also help by sharing the fundraiser with others.


As the family navigates this heartbreaking loss, the support, kindness and generosity of friends, coworkers and the Lexington community are helping remind his sons that they are not alone.




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