Jordan Laskowski was killed in the April 4 crash on northbound I-65 near mile marker 135 in Lebanon.
His 12-year-old sister was also ejected during the crash, according to a GoFundMe post.
The crash happened around 5:15 p.m. and closed all northbound and southbound lanes. Southbound reopened around 6:40 p.m. while northbound reopened around 7:15 p.m.
Laskowski was from St. Charles, Illinois. He was an avid sports fan who shared a love for the Dallas Cowboys with his father.
“I lost my best friend yesterday in a tragic accident,” his father, Scott Laskowski, posted on Facebook the day after the crash.
“I never got to say goodbye to my son,” he wrote. “I wish I could trade places with him.”
Laskowski’s father said he had been looking forward to seeing Jordan play high school football during the upcoming season.
“He was an amazing kid. Everything [was] just ripped away,” he wrote.
Laskowski was part of the STC Blue-Pony baseball team.
As the family mourns his loss, his 12-year-old sister faces a long road to recovery.
His grandmother, mother and youngest sister escaped injury. The crash remains under investigation.
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