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Tuesday, May 7, 2024

Prayers pouring out on social media for motorcyclist injured in crash in The Villages

Prayers are pouring out on social media for a motorcyclist airlifted to the hospital after a crash in The Villages.

Tyler Lewis, 20, of Ocala, was flown by helicopter Monday afternoon to Ocala Regional Medical Center after his motorcycle collided with a sport utility vehicle driven by a 71-year-old Villager at 12:22 p.m. on County Road 466A at Buena Vista Boulevard.

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A photo of Lewis is being posted on social media with the phrase, “Watch out for motorcycles. The riders have family’s to come home to. #Tylerstrong.” In response, friends indicated they are praying for his recovery.

Lewis, who indicated he worked as an overnight clerk at Publix, has numerous photos of his motorcycle posted on his Facebook page.

A motorcyclist was airlifted to Ocala Regional Medical Center after a crash Monday in The Villages
The crash occurred early Monday afternoon at County Road 466A and Buena Vista Boulevard.

An accident report indicated that Lewis had a green light when the SUV made a left turn in front of him.

In August, 20-year-old Caleb Turner Collinsworth of Weirsdale was fatally injured in a similar type of crash at County Road 466 and Rolling Acres Road in Lady Lake. Collinsworth was also airlifted to Ocala Regional Medical Center. He suffered a traumatic brain injury and days later his family made the painful decision to remove him from life support.

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