Tributes flow for Stanley Horace, 23, killed in two-car crash on Hampstead Rd at Clearview The Government pledges $10 million in aid to storm-ravaged Philippines, a horror weekend on our roads and South Australians mark Remembrance Day TRIBUTES have flowed for Stanley Horace, who was killed in a car crash on Hampstead Rd, at Clearview, yesterday. The father-of-two, 23, was a back-seat passenger in a Ford Falcon that veered on to the wrong side of Hampstead Rd and collided with a taxi before slamming into a tree about 5.45am. Mr Horace was rushed to the Royal Adelaide Hospital but died shortly after arriving there. Friends have turned to Facebook to pay tribute to Mr Horace, of Thebarton, establishing the R.I.P Stanley Horace page that has already attracted more than 1300 followers. Stanley Horace, 23, was killed in a two-car crash on Hampstead Rd, Clearview, about 5.45am on Sunday. Pic: Facebook He is being remembered as a talented musician and loving father. One friend posted: "He was a gifted individual with tremendous amount of charisma and talent. I remember one time he busted out rhymes when we hung out couple of times and it was so surreal, very lyrical. Stanley Horace Rest In Peace bro. It's always amazing to meet a gifted soul. Five other people were taken to hospital after the crash. Mr Horace was a back seat passenger in this Ford Falcon, which veered on to the wrong side of the road and clipped an oncoming taxi before slamming into a tree.