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Tropic girl rests with ancestors
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It's hard for me to believe that someone thinks it's a good idea to keep driving when you can't see where you're going.
All of the articles state taht Mr. Seely "stepped out into the road" to try to get the driver to "slow down".
Sounds to me like there were mistakes on both sides.
I'm so tired of the comments on these forums (not specifically this one...)about how dumb the families were.
They all will regret this for the rest of their lives. I don't think they'd appreciate reading these comments here.
I agree with K who is tired of the comments. The anonymity of the internet brings out some horrible features in people. Let's try to play nice.
I am so sorry for this tragic accident and hope the family finds comfort in the memories of their precious daughter.
You know all about it because you were there??????
It is OK to drive when you are blinded?????
I have personally known people from Tropic, Utah, and they are some of the finest, most realistic, people that you will ever fine anywhere in UT. The Tropic people take their LDS religion and pioneer heritage quite seriously, and theses people also work very hard for everything they have and own.
My prayers and blessing go to Hannah and her family.
God bless Hannah's family. My deepest heartfelt sympathies and condolences.
May you feel the Savior's peace and hope in the days and years to come.
What a beautiful town for Hannah Wagstaff to grow up in. Hannah's photo in this paper shows just what a lovely girl she was. I can see that she will truly be missed by all who were lucky enough to know her.
My deep condolences to the family.
My wishes are for peace and love to Hannah's parents and family. She was a beautiful young lady.
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this accident was not the run of the mill accident, it was very avoidable.
1. not staying in your lane, or taking up the whole street.
2. having a warning car there for protection, but placing the warning car in the front of the hard cart company instead of in the rear where it cold have done some good.
3. Putting a hand cart company on a road in the first place, and with children who don't have enough sense to evaluate the risks.
All these things are wrong and the grandfather who put himself and his family through this did a very regrettable and avoidable thing.