Family, friends, and members of the Columbus community are mourning the loss of Alvin Duncan, 65, who died following a motorcycle crash in northeast Columbus on Saturday night.
According to the Columbus Division of Police, the incident occurred at approximately 8:15 p.m. on Interstate 71, just north of I-670. Authorities report that Duncan was traveling southbound on I-71 when he lost control of his motorcycle and was ejected from the vehicle.
Emergency responders, including fire personnel, arrived promptly and initiated life-saving measures at the scene. Despite these efforts, Duncan was pronounced deceased due to the severity of his injuries.
At this time, investigators have not determined the cause of the loss of control. Police say the circumstances leading up to the crash remain unclear, and the incident remains under active investigation as officials continue to review evidence and gather additional information.
The sudden loss has left family members, friends, and loved ones in deep sorrow. What began as an ordinary Saturday evening ended in tragedy, leaving those close to Duncan grappling with grief and disbelief.
Those who knew him remember Alvin Duncan as a valued family member, friend, and member of the community whose presence brought connection and meaning to those around him. His memory continues to be honored by those who knew and loved him.
As news of the crash spread, messages of sympathy and support emerged from the community, with many reflecting on the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing time with loved ones.
During this difficult time, thoughts remain with the Duncan family as they navigate this loss, while friends and loved ones continue to share memories in tribute to his life.
The investigation remains ongoing.
