Two brothers killed in car crash, another critically injured | Douglasville Sentinel

The family told WSB-TV that Isaacs sustained a brain injury during the accident.

According to WSB-TV, Clayton County police confirmed that the crash happened just after 11 p.m. on Interstate 675 southbound near Anvil Block Road where a single car had crashed into several trees

The family has setup a GoFundMe account to help pay for funeral arrangements and the long-term care of Isaacs.

Huff was a senior at New Manchester while Gay attended Factory Shoals Middle School.

Huff was a member of the school’s football and track and field team.

Isaacs, known as “TJ,” is a football player at Langston Hughes High School.

“The Douglas County School System is heartbroken by the loss of two of our young scholars.” Superintendent Trent North said in a statement released by the school system. “Gabriel was a brilliant and cherished student with unlimited potential. Cameron was a beloved classmate and talented athlete who also shared a limitless future. Our hearts and thoughts are with the family as they cope with this tremendous loss.”

A Crisis Response Team has been at both schools this week, North said.

“This loss is unfathomable, but one thing is certain: The love, support, and solidarity of the Douglas County School System family is unending and will forever surround this family,” North said.

An update on the GoFundMe page said that test have been positive on Isaacs.

“Keep praying! We need TJ here,” a message on the page said.

The services for Huff and Gay will be held at Gregory B. Levett & Sons Funeral Home…