Support Cayleigh's Journey to Recovery

Cayleigh and her family have been friends with my family for years. She and my daughter Mikayla Harris have known each other since they were 3 years old. I am reaching out to the Community to help Cayleigh.

On Friday June 28, 2024 , Cayleigh Adams was in an accident that changed her and her families lives. She was hit on the Town of Seabrook UTV and flew 20 ft. in the air, which resulted in a lot of injuries.

Please help us raise money to help Cayleigh and her family. Medical bills as we all know are expensive. She will need multiple surgeries to even feel like herself again.

Whatever you can donate will be much appreciated!

Story Below:

New Hampshire State Police

June 29 at 9:14 AM ·

NEWS RELEASE: UTV OPERATOR SERIOUSLY INJURED AFTER CRASH WITH VEHICLE

SEABROOK, N.H. – One person was seriously hurt after a crash involving a vehicle and utility terrain vehicle (UTV) in Seabrook.

At 4:28 p.m. on Friday, June 28, Seabrook police and fire departments responded to a crash on Ocean Boulevard (Route 1A). At the request of the Seabrook Police Department, State Troopers assigned to the Troop A barracks responded to the scene and assumed the lead of the investigation.

The preliminary investigation at the scene determined a 2004 Volkswagen Beetle, driven by Georgia P. Gynan, 33, of Hampton, had been traveling south on Ocean Boulevard approaching the intersection with Hooksett Street when she failed to stop at a red light. As the Volkswagen proceeded through the intersection, the vehicle struck a 2013 Kawasaki UTV, owned by the Town of Seabrook, which was being operated by a town parking enforcement employee in an easterly direction through the intersection.

As a result of the impact, the UTV overturned, and the operator was thrown from the UTV. The operator of the UTV suffered serious injuries and was transported by ambulance to an area hospital. Gynan and an additional passenger were uninjured.

While Troopers investigated the scene and emergency personnel worked to remove the involved vehicles and associated debris, all travel lanes of Ocean Boulevard were closed for approximately three and a half hours. Multiple agencies assisted members of Troop A at the scene and with the ensuing investigation, including the State Police Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Unit, Seabrook Police Department, the Hampton Police Department, the Seabrook Fire Department, the New Hampshire Department of Transportation and New England Truck Center.

All aspects of the crash remain under investigation. Anyone with information that may assist in the investigation is asked to contact Trooper Philip Sheehy via email at [email redacted].GOV.