RELATED COVERAGE Three arrested for street racing after mother fatally struck pushing stroller on Bayshore Boulevard 
 
 Raubenolt, 24, was pushing 21-month-old Lillia across the northbound lanes from the sidewalk on the bay toward the neighborhood where her uncle lives when they were struck by a black 2018 Mustang with Herrin at the wheel police said.  An Ohio mother and her 21-month-old daughter are dead after they were run over by a teen allegedly racing another car in Florida. Lillia was put on life support but late Thursday she passed away. Jessica Raubenolt holding her daughter Lillia 
 
 Raubenolt was crossing legally at the intersection, police told The Tampa Bay Times. RELATED COVERAGE Tampa lowers Bayshore speed limit in response to fatal pedestrian accident 
 
 On Thursday, her uncle, John Reisinger, offered words of forgiveness to those blamed for the death of his niece and her daughter. "We’re praying for those young boys and their families," said Reisinger, 62, who lives a quarter-mile from the scene of the crash. "We hope something good will come of this foolish accident. That’s what Jessie would want.” 
 
 Cameron and Tristan Herrin Tampa Police Department (3) 
 
 The two drivers, Herrin and the 17-year-old were charged with street racing, vehicular homicide, and reckless driving resulting in serious bodily injury, police said in their release. Raunbenolt, who lived in Ohio, was in Tampa visiting her uncle as her husband, David Raubenolt, was waiting to obtain his certification as a single-engine airplane pilot, according to the newspaper. The two teen drivers and Herrin’s older brother, a passenger in his car, were taken into custody at the scene. Both were let out of jail on bail after they posted $10,000 each, according to the Times. Tristin Herrin, 20, who faces a misdemeanor charge of racing, was freed that same day after posting $500 bail. Witnesses who were walking and driving along Bayshore told police they saw a black Mustang and a gold Nissan racing, arrest reports say. “Witnesses said that at times the cars were side by side, and at other times they switched places and switched lanes,” the police said.
– A beautiful sunny day in Tampa, Fla., turned tragic on Wednesday when Jessica Raubenolt, 24, who was visiting from Ohio, went out for a walk with her 21-month-old daughter, Lillia. While pushing the toddler across scenic Bayshore Boulevard, Raubenolt and her daughter were struck by a black Ford Mustang, police say. Witnesses say the car had been racing side-by-side with a gold Nissan. One witness described hearing the sound of a roaring engine, then seeing the two cars speeding with the Mustang in the lead before the fatal collision, reports the Tampa Bay Times. Raubenolt was taken to Tampa General Hospital where she was pronounced dead, and Lillia died a day later. The driver of the 2018 Mustang has been identified as Cameron Herrin, 18, according to a police report. His brother Tristan, 20, was a passenger. Police say the Nissan was driven by John Barrineau, 17. Cameron Herrin and Barrineau face two counts of street racing and vehicular homicide. Tristin Herrin faces a misdemeanor charge of racing. In the face of tragedy, her uncle offered words of kindness. "We’re praying for those young boys and their families," John Reisinger, 62, told the Times, and that the biggest tragedy was that more people didn’t know Raubenolt. "She made a mark on this world," he said. A GoFundMe account that has been set up for the family has raised more than $58,000, reports People.