The family of the late cyclist Magnus White has launched a new non-profit organization and released a short film about their son’s life and tragic death. White, a member of the US National Team and multi-time national champion, was struck and killed by a motorist on July 29, 2023. He was only 17 at the time.
White’s father Michael White said that the outpouring of support after Magnus’ death allowed the family to make quick work of starting a foundation. "Because of the generous donations we received from Magnus’s GoFundMe, we are able to launch the foundation with funds," he said. "The White Line is more than a tribute; it’s a commitment to fostering a community where cyclists can pursue their passion safely, with the spirit of Magnus as our guiding light."
In the new film, ‘Lives Worth Remembering: Magnus White,’ Michael and Jill White tearfully show their son’s bloody and tattered jersey to the camera. According to the foundation’s website, 'Lives Worth Remembering: Magnus White' is the first part of a debut film series that will share the stories of cyclists killed by drivers.
"Every year, cyclists from all over the world, tragically have their lives taken from them, leaving behind shattered dreams and grieving families," the website reads. "This series, 'Lives Worth Remembering,' pays tribute to these fallen riders, celebrating the vibrant and dynamic lives they lived and the profound impact they had on their communities."
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