Family and friends are remembering Khalea Thoeuk and Riley Danard as two people who were a light in the lives of everyone they encountered. Riley was known for his deep love for others and Khalea is remembered as someone who had an infectious laugh. The two 18-year-olds were killed early Wednesday morning when police say they were hit by a wrong-way driver on the West Seattle Bridge. Family friends of the Thoeuk family said the two teens were in West Seattle to spend time on Alki Beach for Riley’s birthday. “This did not need to happen, this should not have happened,” said Kelsey Brogan, a friend of the Thouek family. Kelsey Brogan and Katie Scriver have known Khalea since the day she was born, as close friends of her parents. They said she is the kid every parent hopes to have and was not only a loving big sister to her own siblings but also to all the other children in their friend group. READ THE FULL STORY HERE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/remember-west-seattle-bridge-crash-victims/281-fff9bd2d-cec6-4c42-b36a-45f75852875b