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Luke Combshas paid the funeral expenses for three young men who died in the campground of this month’s Faster Horses Music Festival in Brooklyn, Michigan.
Kole’s mother Meeka Sovatold WILX 10that a rep for Combs, 31, informed the three families on Thursday he had covered the expenses for their memorials. (A rep for Combs did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request to comment.)
“We all got the news at the same time,” she told the outlet, explaining they were all attending Dawson’s funeral service at the time. “We were all there and everybody was just shocked. We just can’t believe it. It warmed our hearts. We were having a rough day, and everybody was tense. With that news you just felt warmth in your heart.”
She continued, “Him doing that, there’s meaning behind it. That was the last concert we were at with our boys. That is where we were last all together having a fun time. When we left that concert that was the last time we had seen them. They went one way home and we went the other way.”
Dawson Brown, Kole Sova and Richie Mays Jr.GOFUNDME

Richie’s father, Richie Mays Jr., also spoke about the impact Combs' donation was to their family.
“Just for him to reach out and show the humanity and the kindness… It’s a tribute, you know? These boys' lives were taken so early. It’s just a difficult time,” he said.
The grieving father revealed his son attended the festival with his mother.
“That was his last song with his mother. They were at the concert. They were holding hands. It’s just a memory,” Richie Jr. said as he began to tear up.
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Kole’s father Jerry Sova called the incident “a freak accident,” tellingFox 2 Detroit, “For all those decisions to line up to get to this tragedy it just boggles your mind - of the thousands of generators and campers. they were the ones that it hit.”
“I wish I had hugged Kole more,” Jerry added. “He knows we loved him and we showed him with actions.”
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Two other people — Rayfield Johnson, 20, and Kurtis Stitt, 20 — were transported to the hospital in critical condition.
AGoFundMe pagewas set up to help the two men “fighting for their lives.”
Donations are also being used for local charities and future scholarships in Dawson, Kole and Richie’s names.
source: people.com