Kristen Brooke Clark, a 33-year-old lady was killed in a car crash in Florida over the weekend. According to a news release, Panama City police were called at 12:15 a.m. on March 23 regarding a collision involving a Honda car and a Bay County prisoner transport van close to the intersection of Highway 231 and Highway 390.
Clark, who was a passenger in the sedan, succumbed to her injuries after being rushed to the hospital, according to the authorities. According to reports, the collision occurred as the Honda was following a prisoner transport van. According to the initial findings, the driver of the Honda struck the back end of the van with such force because it did not yield. Emergency services promptly responded to the scene, endeavoring to provide swift medical assistance to those involved. Despite their efforts, Clark’s injuries proved fatal, casting a shadow of grief over the entire community.
The world lost 2 beautiful souls
Kristen was about to welcome her unborn baby within four weeks but in this tragic event both Kristen and her unborn child Asher Blaze lost thier life. Clark’s co-workers said the crash happened the day before her baby shower.
About Kristen Brooke Clark
Kristen Clark was a Co- General Manager at local Chick-fil-A in Bainbridge, Georgia. She was a remarkable leader, a loyal and fierce friend. In a tribute posted on the restaurant’s Facebook page, Clark’s colleagues shared kind words and asked the community for prayers , “She was a mother figure to many and a sister to us all. She made sure that her team was taken care of. She gave of her time, love, talent, and resources to make sure her team felt loved and supported. This loss is one we will be feeling for a while as she has been a part of our team from Day 1. It was truly our pleasure to love you back“
Remembering Kristen
As we mourn the loss of Kristen, we also celebrate the profound impact she had on each of our lives. Her memory will forever live on in the bonds of friendship she cultivated and the legacy of kindness she left behind. We will always have a special place in our hearts for Kristen because she taught us that real leadership is about encouraging people all the way along with providing direction from the top. We cherish the time we shared with her and the various ways she made an impact on our lives. Even though you are no longer with us, Kristen, your light will always be a shining part of the community.
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