On January 04th, 1979, Mary Jo Bradshaw was traveling back to Alamo Nevada from a doctors appointment, and she was only two weeks away from giving birth to her baby boy,Daryl Bruce Bradshaw. Her car went off the road, and with her was three of her small baby girls, 6, 2 and 1 years old. Mary Jo laid there in the dessert dirt while her husband came up driving an ambulance, un-aware that it was his family that laid upon the cold dirt that night. His daughters lived with multiple injuries, his wife and unborn son died at the scene of the accident. Mary Jo's final words were of her daughters and her love for her husband. Daryl Bruce Jr, was their only son together, for they had four daughters together. It is truly a sad story, one not taken lightly, and emotional to read. I know for I was there immediately after the accident, at the hospital. You can go to Mary Jo Bradshaw's memorial and read the story in it's full realm. Baby Daryl looked like his Daddy, but an Angel like his dear Mommy. God Bless these two for eternity.
On January 04th, 1979, Mary Jo Bradshaw was traveling back to Alamo Nevada from a doctors appointment, and she was only two weeks away from giving birth to her baby boy,Daryl Bruce Bradshaw. Her car went off the road, and with her was three of her small baby girls, 6, 2 and 1 years old. Mary Jo laid there in the dessert dirt while her husband came up driving an ambulance, un-aware that it was his family that laid upon the cold dirt that night. His daughters lived with multiple injuries, his wife and unborn son died at the scene of the accident. Mary Jo's final words were of her daughters and her love for her husband. Daryl Bruce Jr, was their only son together, for they had four daughters together. It is truly a sad story, one not taken lightly, and emotional to read. I know for I was there immediately after the accident, at the hospital. You can go to Mary Jo Bradshaw's memorial and read the story in it's full realm. Baby Daryl looked like his Daddy, but an Angel like his dear Mommy. God Bless these two for eternity.
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