Ian A. Blundin, age 19, of Plymouth Meeting died Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at Einstien Montgomery Hospital after a motorcycle accident . Ian A. was born November 10, 1995 in Warminster, PA. He is the son of Robert and Kerry Lee (Belt) Blundin. He was employed by Jaydor Co. in Norristown. Ian was a graduate of Plymouth Whitemarsh High School , Class of 2014 and The Central Montco Technical High School specializing in construction . He was active playing sports on the Lacrosse and Soccer teams. He also was a member of the Ski Club. Ian was an active and proud member of the Harmonville Volunteer Fire Co and enjoyed motorcycles , atv's and anything that had wheels and went fast. Below Ian's picture in his year book from High School he wrote " No one ever died from going to fast, stopping suddenly is what gets you". He will be sorely missed by his loving family , many friends, his fellow volunteers and his community. He is survived by ; his father Robert and mother Kerry Lee (Belt) Blundin; Brother of Eric Blundin, Evan Blundin, Kyle Blundin; ; paternal grandmother, Mary E. Blundin; maternal grandfather, G.Richard Belt; maternal grandmother, Shirley Belt .Also survived by his aunts and uncles and cousins. The funeral will be held 11:00 am on Wednesday, May 27 at Saint Peter's Lutheran Church, 3025 Church Rd., Lafayette Hill, PA. . Burial will be in George Washington Memorial Park, . Calling hours will be Tuesday, May 26 from 6-8pm and Wednesday, May 27 from 9:30-11AM at Saint Peter's Lutheran Church. Memorial donations may be made to the Harmonville Fire Co. 2100 Butler Pike, Plymouth Mtg.Pa.19462 Funeral arrangements are by the Lownes Family Funeral Home of Lafayette Hill.. Ian was a graduate of Plymouth Whitemarsh High School , Class of 2014 and Montgomery County Vo Tech School specializing in construction . He was active playing sports on the LaCross and Soccer teams. He also was a member of the Ski Club. Ian was an active and proud member of the Harmonville Volunteer Fire Co and enjoyed motorcycles ,atv's and anything that had wheels and went fast. Below Ian's picture in his year book from High School he wrote " No one ever died from going to fast, stopping suddenly is what gets you". He will be sorely missed by his loving family , many friends, his fellow volunteers and his community.