The UC Davis community is reeling from the devastating loss of Lincoln Wells Sabini, a second-year student whose life was tragically cut short in a bike collision on Hutchison Drive. On April 13, Lincoln was struck by a vehicle near the West Village housing area, sparking an outpouring of grief across campus. Known for his vibrant spirit, he was not just a diligent student majoring in sustainable agriculture and food systems, but also an enthusiastic member of the UC Davis Triathlon Sports Club.
Lincoln juggled an impressive schedule, working as a swimming instructor and contributing to the UC Davis Student Farm, all while maintaining an infectious love for learning and adventure. Chancellor Gary S. May expressed heartfelt condolences, emphasizing how painful this loss is for everyone who knew and loved him. The UC Davis Triathlon Sports Club praised Lincoln for his positive influence on teammates and his hard work—a true testament to his character.
As the investigation into the incident unfolds, the community is reminded of the importance of road safety. In times like this, we reflect on how fleeting life can be, whether it’s through avid biking or everyday activities. Lincoln’s legacy will surely live on in the hearts of those he touched, and his memory serves as a poignant reminder to appreciate every moment and every person we encounter.
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