Cody Talanian, 17, Tristan Reichle, 17, Jesse Romero, 18, Carly Lonborg, 14, and Noah Francis, 15, killed in Saturday morning car accident in Farmingdale.

As the funerals begin for the five Long Island teens killed in a car crash over the weekend, parents are trying to figure out how to help their children deal with such a catastrophic loss.

Cody Talanian, 17, had been taken to the hospital in critical condition but died Sunday night of his injuries as hundreds gathered at a local church to mourn the other four victims killed: 17-year-old Tristan Reichle, 18-year-old Jesse Romero, 14-year-old Carly Lonborg and 15-year-old Noah Tziamihaf.

Four people were killed and three injured in Long Island early Saturday after a car swerved into oncoming traffic and crashed head-on into an SUV, police said. The horrific crash in Farmingdale was set in motion when a 2001 Nissan carrying five teens crossed into the eastbound lane on Conklin St. just after midnight, cops said.

Around midnight, two vehicles crashed into each other at the intersection of Conklin and Staples streets. One of the cars was speeding westbound on Conklin when the driver lost control and the car slid 100 feet into oncoming traffic hitting an eastbound vehicle.

The judge said he would treat Gloe as youthful offender at sentencing, which is scheduled for May 20, meaning his record would be sealed and he would not have a criminal record as an adult. He was 17 at the time.