Riding For Victoria Molarius
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This past Friday night 8/3/2018, Dillon Oliver(24) and girlfriend Victoria Molarius(23) were in a horrific motorcycle accident. Coming home from a ride in Monterey, they were hit head on by a drunk driver who swerved into their lane. Dillon died at the scene of the accident, and Victoria was airlifted to Valley Medical. Her left leg and foot suffered massive injuries that will require long term therapy. She has 10 broken ribs along with several other injuries.
The other party involved had committed a hit and run earlier and the police were searching the neighborhood for him when he crossed over the centerline into Dillon and Victoria’s lane. He also fled the scene of their accident, but was apprehended nearby.
Dillon was an experienced rider who we believe acted fast and tried to swerve out of the other driver’s way. He sacrificed his life and saved Victoria.
Victoria is healing incredibly fast and we are greatful that she is expected to make a full recovery. As of now she is awake, alert, and has started physical therapy. She is a strong woman and will have a long road ahead of her both physically and emotionally.
The Oliver and Molarius families have had an outpouring amount of support, condolences, messages, and love sent their way. They are so grateful to be lifted up in this time of need.
Dillon and Victoria have been together for 6 years and had recently moved to Morgan Hill. They truly loved each other and would rarely be seen without the other. They enjoyed outdoor actives and more than anything, they enjoyed going on long rides together.
In an effort to support Victoria and her family during this difficult time, we ask that instead of sending flowers, you make a small donation to Victoria's medical bills. Knowing how much Dillon loved Victoria, he too would appreciate this. This will take a huge stress off of her and her family to allow them to solely focus on her recovery and time to grieve Dillon.
Dillon is survived by many friends and family, including his Mom Mary, his older brother Kyle, and his love Victoria. More information on his celebration of life to come.
Again, thank you for your continued love and well wishes. Your kind words mean so much. Please continue to check in for more updates.
The other party involved had committed a hit and run earlier and the police were searching the neighborhood for him when he crossed over the centerline into Dillon and Victoria’s lane. He also fled the scene of their accident, but was apprehended nearby.
Dillon was an experienced rider who we believe acted fast and tried to swerve out of the other driver’s way. He sacrificed his life and saved Victoria.
Victoria is healing incredibly fast and we are greatful that she is expected to make a full recovery. As of now she is awake, alert, and has started physical therapy. She is a strong woman and will have a long road ahead of her both physically and emotionally.
The Oliver and Molarius families have had an outpouring amount of support, condolences, messages, and love sent their way. They are so grateful to be lifted up in this time of need.
Dillon and Victoria have been together for 6 years and had recently moved to Morgan Hill. They truly loved each other and would rarely be seen without the other. They enjoyed outdoor actives and more than anything, they enjoyed going on long rides together.
In an effort to support Victoria and her family during this difficult time, we ask that instead of sending flowers, you make a small donation to Victoria's medical bills. Knowing how much Dillon loved Victoria, he too would appreciate this. This will take a huge stress off of her and her family to allow them to solely focus on her recovery and time to grieve Dillon.
Dillon is survived by many friends and family, including his Mom Mary, his older brother Kyle, and his love Victoria. More information on his celebration of life to come.
Again, thank you for your continued love and well wishes. Your kind words mean so much. Please continue to check in for more updates.
Organizer and beneficiary
Mary Oliver-Springer
Organizer
San Jose, CA
Victoria Molarius
Beneficiary
