Glens Falls, NY — The Glens Falls community is reeling from the heartbreaking news of a tragic motorcycle accident that claimed the lives of a young New York couple, Suzie Etu and her boyfriend, Alex Morehouse. The crash occurred over the weekend and has left family, friends, and loved ones in deep mourning as they remember two lives that were filled with joy, love, and promise.
Authorities confirmed that the accident took place on [insert specific date/time if known] in the Glens Falls area. According to initial reports, Suzie and Alex were riding a motorcycle together when the tragic collision occurred. Emergency responders arrived quickly, but despite life-saving efforts, both Suzie and Alex were pronounced dead at the scene.
Suzie Etu was known for her vibrant personality, her loving heart, and the way she could light up a room with her smile. She was a free spirit, a loyal friend, and someone who truly lived life with intention and kindness. Her social media and personal interactions reflected a woman who found joy in the simple things — laughter, nature, friendships, and love.
Her boyfriend, Alex Morehouse, was equally admired. Friends describe him as grounded, warm, and generous with his time and energy. A hard worker and a passionate rider, Alex shared a deep bond with Suzie — one marked by mutual support, adventure, and deep affection. The pair were rarely seen apart, and those who knew them best say they brought out the very best in each other.
A close friend posted in tribute: “Fly high, baby girl Suzie Etu. My dear friend and her boyfriend, Alex Morehouse, passed away in a motorcycle accident, alongside one another. I still can’t believe you’re gone. The love you two shared was rare and beautiful. We will never forget you.”
As word of the accident spread, messages of remembrance and heartbreak flooded social media. From childhood friends to coworkers and fellow riders, the tributes paint a picture of a couple deeply cherished and profoundly missed. Community members gathered over the weekend to leave flowers, candles, and heartfelt notes at the site of the crash — a makeshift memorial for two souls taken too soon.
Motorcycle communities across New York have also shared in the mourning, using the tragedy to remind all riders and drivers about the importance of road safety, awareness, and the preciousness of every moment shared on two wheels.
Suzie and Alex’s families are now faced with the unimaginable task of saying goodbye. Plans for memorial services are expected to be announced in the coming days, with many already pledging to come together in celebration of their lives and the deep impact they had on so many.
In the wake of this tragedy, the Glens Falls community is leaning on one another for strength. The memory of Suzie Etu and Alex Morehouse will live on — not only in the hearts of those who loved them but also in the stories, laughter, and love they leave behind.