Visitations for 4 killed in Vaughan Crash

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The first of two visitations began Sunday morning at 9am for 9-year old Daniel Neville-Lake, along with his 5-year old brother Harry, 2-year old sister Milly and their 65-year old Grandfather Gary Neville who were killed when the van they were in was struck by an SUV.

The two services will be held at the Brampton Funeral Home and Cemetery, which is located at the northeast corner of Chinguacousy Road and Bovaird Drive West.

The first visitation is set to run until 11 a.m. The second service will take place from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Hundreds attended candlelight vigils that were held for the family Thursday night.

Saturday, a top-ranked paramedic says, the fatal crash that killed three children and their grandfather in Vaughan last week, was very traumatic for first responders.

Eight of the 15 paramedics who were called to the fatal scene have taken time off to get help for post traumatic stress. The Deputy Chief of York Region EMS says he has never seen a single incident impact so many staff members.

Marco Muzzo, the man facing charges in the crash, remains in custody.