Joey Fonseca of Kempsville killed in accident.
By moderator on Mar 08, 2010 with Comments 13
Joseph Wayne “Joey” Fonseca was a varsity baseball pitcher at Kempsville High School in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
He was killed in an automobile accident early Sunday morning when the car he was in left the road and struck a tree. The 16 year old driver of the car has not been identified, but police believe that he was under the influence of alcohol and have charged him with DUI and involuntary manslaughter.
Joey Fonseca was just 16 years old.
Filed Under: Gone too soon
i didnt kno joey but my friends did. the 2009-2010 yearbook had a whole page for joey. RIP Joey.
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Dang dude, Still havent forgotten you. Never will. RIP
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Joey was a great person. Yes, i do know him. He was in my study blocks. he has always kept the class laughing. So honestly he made a mistake. Dont sit here and disrespect him because he is innocent. hell he was 16. like really its not even funny to say half the things about him u have ILY JOEY. RIP!
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Ok first off it is rude too talk about a kid that has dies like that he was so young and your gonna say that he wasn’t innocent how awfull could you be he was innocent he was only 16 and you can’t tell me that your kids don’t drink
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All of you people trying to say awful things [dave & MS], shame to you. All of us are mourning and you’re going to sit there and make Joey out to be a bad kid. Wow, you suck. MS, hey don’t you think that if you’re drunk you have impaired judgement? Nobody PLANS on crashing into a tree and dying. You’re an awful person. And dave, same goes to you. You two should go to hell for saying such awful things. Rest in paradise, joey.
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Joey was a good , kid , RIP buddy you’ll be missed by many
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well uh i didnt reallly know him but still hes a kid and hopefully he lived life to the fullest REST IN PARADISE joeyy
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I knew Joey and the driver. Joey played ball with my brother for years, and our dads coached together. It is a tragic loss, but we have to learn from it. We can never forget why he died. Because if we do, itll only happen again. And its also not gonna go anybody any good to be angry at the driver. They both chose to get in that car on Sunday morning.
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ok first off, they were both innocent people. they were still kids prick. PEOPLE MAKE MISTAKES. i knew both of them since they were kids and they arent bad people or criminals so step off. RIP JOEY.
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i don’t know who you think you are, but you obviously don’t know shit. Joey was a GREAT kid. a mistake was made that night, and a life was lost. how DARE you disrespect him like this. you have to be kidding me if you think he wasn’t innocent. he was an amazing boy, people love him and always will. you should think about what you say befoe you say things, your lucky i don’t know who you are. Rest In Peace Joey. <3
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…and try not to get in a car with a driver who HAS been drinking! Call your folks, call someone else, WALK, but PLEASE don’t ride in a car driven by someone who’s had even “a few”! And seat belts, seat belts, seat belts.
God bless the family and friends, and God bless the boy…
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We basically lost two good kids today. All in a moment of bad decisions. KIDS- DONT DRINK AND DRIVE
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