Events and Activities : Benefit concert for accident victims set for April 30 at Jimberly\'s in Newhall

A benefit concert for the families of the five victims of last week’s Highway 150 accident will take place April 30, at Jimberly’s in Newhall.

Framing the Red, a Mississippi band with a member who grew up in Urbana, will play the concert beginning at around 7 p.m.

Band member William Fish played in the Center Point-Urbana High School marching band while Triston Randall was on the football team. The two would hang out often on Fridays.

“Triston was a friend of mine since elementary school,” Fish recalls. “We grew up less than a block from each other and used to hang out every now and then. He was dating one of my closest lifetime friends, Alexis. He was a great guy even though we used to get into trouble every now and again.

People looked up to Triston in many ways, especially how he cared about his siblings, Fish said.

“I wasn't familiar with the others but if they were with Triston I'm sure they were all great people as well. May they all rest in peace,” says Fish.

Here is more information about the concert from the band:

Iowa Fans: As most are aware, there was a very unfortunate and fatal car crash last week that took the lives of 5 of our young fans between the ages of 12-20. It completely devastated the families and community. It hurts our hearts and our condolences go out to the families.

Our show Thursday, April 30 at Jimberlys in Newhall, IA will be dedicated to the 5 involved in the wreck and their families. This is a family friendly venue with bowling, arcade games, pool tables, great food and Rock and Roll! Please invite EVERY ONE within driving distance and let's pack Jimberlys out.
There will be donation boxes/buckets there, we're going to pass them around during our show, also we're donating a percentage of our merchandise sales that night.
Please share this and let's seriously fill Jimberlys with as many children as possible and come support a very worthy cause.

Framing The Red Band is a southern rock band out of Natchez, MS. See their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/FramingTheRedBand

Quentin Ary and the Tuttles have been fans of a band called Framing the Red for several years now. One of their songs, "Country Band Man" was Quentin's favorite song and Tia told the band that Hunter and Zoey listened to it every morning on the way to school. They played the song at the bonfire held Saturday night and will be playing it at the Celebration of Life for Quentin,Triston, Hunter and Zoey.