Three brothers killed in WA crash remembered by their church
Three young brothers, one who was just nine years old, have been remembered by their church at a service in Northam, WA, days after their tragic death.
The trio, along with a family friend, were all killed in a Wheatbelt crash in the early hours of Friday morning.
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Siblings Rhys Davies, Ambrose and Strahn, along with a family friend, were killed when their ute hit a tree in Clackline. 9News
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church says it's giving 'family and friends of the people involved in the accident - the help they need'. 9News
Rhys Davies was driving his siblings Ambrose and Strahn along on Great Eastern Highway when their silver Nissan Navara ute hit a tree near Clackline, about 80 kilometres north-east of Perth.
Superintendent Gene Pears confirmed the brothers, aged 21, 19, and nine, were travelling with a 45-year-old family friend from New South Wales.
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church says it's giving 'family and friends of the people involved in the accident - the help they need'.
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