Beau loved Harley Davidson Motorcycles and he passed away doing what he loved most. He was a medic in the US Army and he was a kind, thoughtful and generous man. He has one daughter that was a very small child when he went to be with the Lord. He was only 22 years old when a pulp wood truck ran over him on his Motorcycle. His sister has since rebuilt that bike In Loving Memory. We loved him so! He will always be in our hearts and on our minds. He was a Sundowner MTC Club Member but always wanted to be a Hell's Angel and was trying when he was run over by a pulpwood truck. Always in my heart.
I love you Brother!!!
Fairfax – A Columbia man was killed and a Pomaria woman was injured Friday afternoon when the motorcycle they were riding ran into the side of a log truck.
David Russell Mokritsky, 22, apparently could not stop his motorcycle when the truck began to make a right turn on U. S. 32, near the intersection of that road and U. S. 278, according to D. C. Smith, Allendale County Coroner.
Smith said Mokritsky died immediately, Geneview Tesdale, 38, suffered a fractured pelvis and was admitted to Orangeburg Regional Hospital where she underwent surgery, according to a hospital spokesman. Her condition was not available.
No charges have been made and the incident is still being investigated, Smith Said.
Born in Columbia, Mr. Mokritsky was a son of Gregory and Shirley Partin Mokritsky. A resident of 7841 Hunt Club Rd., he was an Army veteran and a construction worker.
Surviving in addition to his parents are his widow, Mrs. Monica Loft Mokritsky; a daughter, Carrie Lynn Mokritsky of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Angela Gayle Muthig of Tampa, Fla., Mrs. Suzann
Mokritsky of Columbia; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Partin of Columbia; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Roebuck of Melbourne, Fla.; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Alice McGee of Harford, Ky.
Services will be announced by Thompson’s Funeral Home.
Published In The State Saturday, June 11, 1977
Mokritsky Rites
Services for David Russell Mokritsky will be a 4 p. m. today at Thompson Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. Allen Woody. Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park.
Mr. Mokritsky died Friday from injuries received in a motorcycle accident near Allendale.
Pallbearers will be Rodney Warren, Charles Cannon, Jimmy Hines, Bernie Peale, James Senn and Richard Shirah.
Published In The State Sunday, June 12, 1977
I love you Brother!!!
Fairfax – A Columbia man was killed and a Pomaria woman was injured Friday afternoon when the motorcycle they were riding ran into the side of a log truck.
David Russell Mokritsky, 22, apparently could not stop his motorcycle when the truck began to make a right turn on U. S. 32, near the intersection of that road and U. S. 278, according to D. C. Smith, Allendale County Coroner.
Smith said Mokritsky died immediately, Geneview Tesdale, 38, suffered a fractured pelvis and was admitted to Orangeburg Regional Hospital where she underwent surgery, according to a hospital spokesman. Her condition was not available.
No charges have been made and the incident is still being investigated, Smith Said.
Born in Columbia, Mr. Mokritsky was a son of Gregory and Shirley Partin Mokritsky. A resident of 7841 Hunt Club Rd., he was an Army veteran and a construction worker.
Surviving in addition to his parents are his widow, Mrs. Monica Loft Mokritsky; a daughter, Carrie Lynn Mokritsky of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Angela Gayle Muthig of Tampa, Fla., Mrs. Suzann
Mokritsky of Columbia; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Partin of Columbia; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Roebuck of Melbourne, Fla.; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Alice McGee of Harford, Ky.
Services will be announced by Thompson’s Funeral Home.
Published In The State Saturday, June 11, 1977
Mokritsky Rites
Services for David Russell Mokritsky will be a 4 p. m. today at Thompson Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. Allen Woody. Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park.
Mr. Mokritsky died Friday from injuries received in a motorcycle accident near Allendale.
Pallbearers will be Rodney Warren, Charles Cannon, Jimmy Hines, Bernie Peale, James Senn and Richard Shirah.
Published In The State Sunday, June 12, 1977
Beau loved Harley Davidson Motorcycles and he passed away doing what he loved most. He was a medic in the US Army and he was a kind, thoughtful and generous man. He has one daughter that was a very small child when he went to be with the Lord. He was only 22 years old when a pulp wood truck ran over him on his Motorcycle. His sister has since rebuilt that bike In Loving Memory. We loved him so! He will always be in our hearts and on our minds. He was a Sundowner MTC Club Member but always wanted to be a Hell's Angel and was trying when he was run over by a pulpwood truck. Always in my heart.
I love you Brother!!!
Fairfax – A Columbia man was killed and a Pomaria woman was injured Friday afternoon when the motorcycle they were riding ran into the side of a log truck.
David Russell Mokritsky, 22, apparently could not stop his motorcycle when the truck began to make a right turn on U. S. 32, near the intersection of that road and U. S. 278, according to D. C. Smith, Allendale County Coroner.
Smith said Mokritsky died immediately, Geneview Tesdale, 38, suffered a fractured pelvis and was admitted to Orangeburg Regional Hospital where she underwent surgery, according to a hospital spokesman. Her condition was not available.
No charges have been made and the incident is still being investigated, Smith Said.
Born in Columbia, Mr. Mokritsky was a son of Gregory and Shirley Partin Mokritsky. A resident of 7841 Hunt Club Rd., he was an Army veteran and a construction worker.
Surviving in addition to his parents are his widow, Mrs. Monica Loft Mokritsky; a daughter, Carrie Lynn Mokritsky of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Angela Gayle Muthig of Tampa, Fla., Mrs. Suzann
Mokritsky of Columbia; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Partin of Columbia; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Roebuck of Melbourne, Fla.; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Alice McGee of Harford, Ky.
Services will be announced by Thompson’s Funeral Home.
Published In The State Saturday, June 11, 1977
Mokritsky Rites
Services for David Russell Mokritsky will be a 4 p. m. today at Thompson Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. Allen Woody. Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park.
Mr. Mokritsky died Friday from injuries received in a motorcycle accident near Allendale.
Pallbearers will be Rodney Warren, Charles Cannon, Jimmy Hines, Bernie Peale, James Senn and Richard Shirah.
Published In The State Sunday, June 12, 1977
I love you Brother!!!
Fairfax – A Columbia man was killed and a Pomaria woman was injured Friday afternoon when the motorcycle they were riding ran into the side of a log truck.
David Russell Mokritsky, 22, apparently could not stop his motorcycle when the truck began to make a right turn on U. S. 32, near the intersection of that road and U. S. 278, according to D. C. Smith, Allendale County Coroner.
Smith said Mokritsky died immediately, Geneview Tesdale, 38, suffered a fractured pelvis and was admitted to Orangeburg Regional Hospital where she underwent surgery, according to a hospital spokesman. Her condition was not available.
No charges have been made and the incident is still being investigated, Smith Said.
Born in Columbia, Mr. Mokritsky was a son of Gregory and Shirley Partin Mokritsky. A resident of 7841 Hunt Club Rd., he was an Army veteran and a construction worker.
Surviving in addition to his parents are his widow, Mrs. Monica Loft Mokritsky; a daughter, Carrie Lynn Mokritsky of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Angela Gayle Muthig of Tampa, Fla., Mrs. Suzann
Mokritsky of Columbia; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Partin of Columbia; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Roebuck of Melbourne, Fla.; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Alice McGee of Harford, Ky.
Services will be announced by Thompson’s Funeral Home.
Published In The State Saturday, June 11, 1977
Mokritsky Rites
Services for David Russell Mokritsky will be a 4 p. m. today at Thompson Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. Allen Woody. Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park.
Mr. Mokritsky died Friday from injuries received in a motorcycle accident near Allendale.
Pallbearers will be Rodney Warren, Charles Cannon, Jimmy Hines, Bernie Peale, James Senn and Richard Shirah.
Published In The State Sunday, June 12, 1977
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