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Dozens of family members and friends have been stopping by a makeshift memorial at the intersection of Lake Mead and McDaniel Boulevard in North Las Vegas to honor 19-year-old Kenneth Medina, who was killed in a motorcycle crash over the weekend.Investigators say a car struck the front right side of Medina's motorcycle as he was turning left on McDaniel Street Saturday morning. He died in the hospital on Sunday. Police say there were no signs of impairment.Flowers, candles and loving messages have been left at the memorial site by those who say Medina touched many lives.WATCH | Remembering Kenneth MedinaFriend Antoinette Moreno said she has known Medina since they were 12 years old."He was the type of person at the time to give corny speeches at parties, 'I just love you all so much.' He was the type of person anybody could talk to. He was amazing at playing the piano. He was amazing at playing the drums.
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His memorial was packed, and as unfortunate as everything was, I think he found a way to make his wish come true of bringing everyone together."Music was a central part of who Medina was, according to Moreno, who said his talent inspired others around him."So musically talented.
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