The second victim in a fatal Bouquet Canyon Road crash that occurred earlier this week died at the hospital on Wednesday, and a candlelight vigil was held in remembrance of both victims at Saugus High School on Wednesday evening.

Justin Rongstad, the driver of the vehicle involved in the crash, was pronounced dead at 12:19 p.m. at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, said Lt David Smith with the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office.

The scene of the crash. Photo by Rick McClure.

Rongstad was transported to the hospital in critical condition immediately following the single-vehicle collision, which occurred late Monday evening on Bouquet Canyon Road and Centurion Way in Santa Clarita.

The passenger in the vehicle, Tyler Hartman, 22, of Newbury Park, was killed in the high-speed collision after the vehicle collided with several trees and a traffic signal pole.

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Dozens of friends and family members gathered at the 50-yard line of the football field at Saugus High School Wednesday evening for a candlelight vigil honoring the lives of Rongstad and Hartman.

Dozens gather for a candelight vigil on Wednesday.

Attendees shared stories and pictures — the sound of laughter filling the field at times — and Hartman’s parents and several of his friends spoke before the group.

“That’s been the best part of the day, seeing how many people love him and how many lives he impacted,” said Gary Hartman, Tyler’s father. “He was the most loyal friend that you would ever want, a total jokester, goofball, loyal, hardworking, dedicated. He’d do anything for anybody. He would give his shoes, the shirt off his back… I’m proud of him.”

Candlelight vigil photos by Andrew Menjivar.