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A celebration of life was held on Sunday for a young Delta baseball player who lost his life suddenly last week.
Friends, family and even those who had never met 14-year-old baseball star, Kyle Losse, gathered to remember him.
Losse was remembered as a talented pitcher and a polite caring boy.
The Fraser Health Authority has launched an investigation into Kyle's death.
He collapsed at home on Jan. 20. His parents rushed him to Delta hospital where he was discharged after spending eight hours receiving care.
Mere hours after returning home he was rushed again to BC Children's Hospital where a CT scan revealed extensive brain damage.
"We still need answers," his stepmother Niki Losse said.
His parents have started a GoFundMe to raise money to try to get a Peewee baseball diamond field named after Kyle. A sign with his name hung there on Sunday.
-with files from CTV
