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Go Fund Me Established for Injured Assumption Student

By Tom Marino | February 9, 2020
Last Updated: February 9, 2020

A Go Fund Me has been established to benefit the family of Assumption College senior rowing team member  Lily Vartanian. 

Vartanian was seriously injured in an automobile accident on Saturday while in a vehicle with three other Assumption students. Colin McQuillan  and John LeDoux and a third student have been released from the hospital.

Vartanian, a senior from Vernon, Connecticut, remains in serious condition at UMass Medical Center.

The Go Fund Me is to support Vartanian’s parents, Sue and Greg, for the costs incurred by staying in Worcester while their daughter undergoes treatment. 

Photo Credit: GoFundMe.com

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