1 of 3 killed by a drunk driver on New Year's Eve. Matthew Marcotrigiano, 21, of Wading River, N.Y., and Norma Vestal, 17, of Riverhead.
Pascal Lee Trent III, the son of Pascal Trent Jr. and Tammy Mack, was a sophomore at Riverhead High School and loved music, football, basketball, track and wrestling. He hoped to become a music engineer, and was described by friends as a "lovable, popular student who had many friends."
"He had an outgoing attitude. That's what made him so special," his cousin, Anthony Trent, told Newsday.
Several hundred people attended visitation services for Mr. Trent Tuesday night at Galilee Church of God in Christ in Riverside
Pascal Lee Trent III, the son of Pascal Trent Jr. and Tammy Mack, was a sophomore at Riverhead High School and loved music, football, basketball, track and wrestling. He hoped to become a music engineer, and was described by friends as a "lovable, popular student who had many friends."
"He had an outgoing attitude. That's what made him so special," his cousin, Anthony Trent, told Newsday.
Several hundred people attended visitation services for Mr. Trent Tuesday night at Galilee Church of God in Christ in Riverside
1 of 3 killed by a drunk driver on New Year's Eve. Matthew Marcotrigiano, 21, of Wading River, N.Y., and Norma Vestal, 17, of Riverhead.
Pascal Lee Trent III, the son of Pascal Trent Jr. and Tammy Mack, was a sophomore at Riverhead High School and loved music, football, basketball, track and wrestling. He hoped to become a music engineer, and was described by friends as a "lovable, popular student who had many friends."
"He had an outgoing attitude. That's what made him so special," his cousin, Anthony Trent, told Newsday.
Several hundred people attended visitation services for Mr. Trent Tuesday night at Galilee Church of God in Christ in Riverside
Pascal Lee Trent III, the son of Pascal Trent Jr. and Tammy Mack, was a sophomore at Riverhead High School and loved music, football, basketball, track and wrestling. He hoped to become a music engineer, and was described by friends as a "lovable, popular student who had many friends."
"He had an outgoing attitude. That's what made him so special," his cousin, Anthony Trent, told Newsday.
Several hundred people attended visitation services for Mr. Trent Tuesday night at Galilee Church of God in Christ in Riverside
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