Aaron Hardwick, age 16, of Jacksboro passed away June 8, 2010 at St. Mary's.
He was a member of Woodlake Baptist Church, but attended East Jacksboro Baptist Church. Employed at McDonalds in Lake City.
Preceded in death by Grandfather, Arville Hardwick.
Survivors Parents Jeff & Tina Nelson Hardwick, Jacksboro Sister Hanna Hardwick, Jacksboro Grandparents Beulah Hardwick, Caryville Henry & Deanna Nelson, Jacksboro Great-grandmother Ola Nelson, Jacksboro Several Aunts, Uncles & Cousins
Services 8 PM Thursday Cross-Smith Chapel Rev. George Asbury officiating Interment 10 AM Friday, Bakers Forge Cemetery In lieu of flowers,the family has asked that donations be made to the funeral home to offset final expense.Family will receive friends 5 PM to 8 PM Thursday at Cross-Smith Funeral Home Arrangements by Cross-Smith Funeral Home
Early Tuesday morning two Campbell County teens died in a traffic accident. Seventeen year old Aaron Hardwick and Johnson R. Khoshaba, 18, died when the 1994 Saturn they were driving in struck a concrete wall, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.The report, filed by THP Trooper Aaron Evan, said that around 2:45 a.m. on Tuesday, Khoshaba attempted to pass a 1991 Honda being driven by Mark Perkins, 18, of Lake City. It was at this point both vehicles began "to exceed the posted speed limit by several miles per hour," according to the THP report. Coming near a railroad underpass, Khoshaba then attempted to change lanes but lost control of his vehicle. At this point he allegedly struck a concrete wall, crossed the road and hit an embankment before stopping, THP reported. Both were wearing a seatbelt. An investigation is on going with charges pending, according to Evans' report.
Perkins pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
By Natasha Colbaugh
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Mark Perkins pled guilty on two counts of vehicular homicide in court Tuesday. Perkins was charged following a fatal accident with another vehicle in June 2010. Aaron Hardwick, 17, and Johnson Khoshaba, 18, were killed in the accident after their car swerved off the road and struck a concrete wall.Khoshaba was attempting to pass Perkins when both vehicles exceeded the posted speed limit, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol report.During the hearing Hardwick's mother was tearful as she read a letter. Perkins also read a letter, apologizing for the accident. Perkins was released from jail following the court hearing where he was sentenced to nine years probation and court costs. Along with two counts of vehicular homicide, Perkins also pled guilty to reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident. Perkins will receive time off his sentence based on the days he was jailed. The 1991 Honda involved in the accident will be forfeited to THP.
Grand jury indicts Perkins
By Jennifer Caldwell
Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 12:57 am (Updated: October 14, Four months after two local teens were killed in a drag racing incident the driver of the other vehicle has been indicted on criminal charges.
On Oct. 8 the Campbell County Grand Jury returned a true bill indicting Mark A. Perkins, 18, of Lake City, of two counts of vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident involving a death.
According to Tennessee Highway Patrol officials, Perkins was arrested on Tuesday at his home and is currently being held in the Campbell County jail on $150,000 bond.
In the early morning hours of June 8, 17 year-old Aaron Hardwick and Johnson R. Khoshaba, 18, died when the 1994 Saturn they were driving struck a concrete wall, THP reports indicated at the time.
The report, filed by THP Trooper Aaron Evans, said that Khoshaba attempted to pass a 1991 Honda driven by Perkins. It was at this point both vehicles began "to exceed the posted speed limit by several miles per hour," according to the THP report. Coming near a railroad underpass, Khoshaba then attempted to change lanes but lost control of his vehicle. At this point he allegedly struck a concrete wall, crossed the road and hit an embankment before stopping, THP reported. Both were wearing a seatbelt.
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He was a member of Woodlake Baptist Church, but attended East Jacksboro Baptist Church. Employed at McDonalds in Lake City.
Preceded in death by Grandfather, Arville Hardwick.
Survivors Parents Jeff & Tina Nelson Hardwick, Jacksboro Sister Hanna Hardwick, Jacksboro Grandparents Beulah Hardwick, Caryville Henry & Deanna Nelson, Jacksboro Great-grandmother Ola Nelson, Jacksboro Several Aunts, Uncles & Cousins
Services 8 PM Thursday Cross-Smith Chapel Rev. George Asbury officiating Interment 10 AM Friday, Bakers Forge Cemetery In lieu of flowers,the family has asked that donations be made to the funeral home to offset final expense.Family will receive friends 5 PM to 8 PM Thursday at Cross-Smith Funeral Home Arrangements by Cross-Smith Funeral Home
Early Tuesday morning two Campbell County teens died in a traffic accident. Seventeen year old Aaron Hardwick and Johnson R. Khoshaba, 18, died when the 1994 Saturn they were driving in struck a concrete wall, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.The report, filed by THP Trooper Aaron Evan, said that around 2:45 a.m. on Tuesday, Khoshaba attempted to pass a 1991 Honda being driven by Mark Perkins, 18, of Lake City. It was at this point both vehicles began "to exceed the posted speed limit by several miles per hour," according to the THP report. Coming near a railroad underpass, Khoshaba then attempted to change lanes but lost control of his vehicle. At this point he allegedly struck a concrete wall, crossed the road and hit an embankment before stopping, THP reported. Both were wearing a seatbelt. An investigation is on going with charges pending, according to Evans' report.
Perkins pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
By Natasha Colbaugh
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Mark Perkins pled guilty on two counts of vehicular homicide in court Tuesday. Perkins was charged following a fatal accident with another vehicle in June 2010. Aaron Hardwick, 17, and Johnson Khoshaba, 18, were killed in the accident after their car swerved off the road and struck a concrete wall.Khoshaba was attempting to pass Perkins when both vehicles exceeded the posted speed limit, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol report.During the hearing Hardwick's mother was tearful as she read a letter. Perkins also read a letter, apologizing for the accident. Perkins was released from jail following the court hearing where he was sentenced to nine years probation and court costs. Along with two counts of vehicular homicide, Perkins also pled guilty to reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident. Perkins will receive time off his sentence based on the days he was jailed. The 1991 Honda involved in the accident will be forfeited to THP.
Grand jury indicts Perkins
By Jennifer Caldwell
Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 12:57 am (Updated: October 14, Four months after two local teens were killed in a drag racing incident the driver of the other vehicle has been indicted on criminal charges.
On Oct. 8 the Campbell County Grand Jury returned a true bill indicting Mark A. Perkins, 18, of Lake City, of two counts of vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident involving a death.
According to Tennessee Highway Patrol officials, Perkins was arrested on Tuesday at his home and is currently being held in the Campbell County jail on $150,000 bond.
In the early morning hours of June 8, 17 year-old Aaron Hardwick and Johnson R. Khoshaba, 18, died when the 1994 Saturn they were driving struck a concrete wall, THP reports indicated at the time.
The report, filed by THP Trooper Aaron Evans, said that Khoshaba attempted to pass a 1991 Honda driven by Perkins. It was at this point both vehicles began "to exceed the posted speed limit by several miles per hour," according to the THP report. Coming near a railroad underpass, Khoshaba then attempted to change lanes but lost control of his vehicle. At this point he allegedly struck a concrete wall, crossed the road and hit an embankment before stopping, THP reported. Both were wearing a seatbelt.
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Aaron Hardwick, age 16, of Jacksboro passed away June 8, 2010 at St. Mary's.
He was a member of Woodlake Baptist Church, but attended East Jacksboro Baptist Church. Employed at McDonalds in Lake City.
Preceded in death by Grandfather, Arville Hardwick.
Survivors Parents Jeff & Tina Nelson Hardwick, Jacksboro Sister Hanna Hardwick, Jacksboro Grandparents Beulah Hardwick, Caryville Henry & Deanna Nelson, Jacksboro Great-grandmother Ola Nelson, Jacksboro Several Aunts, Uncles & Cousins
Services 8 PM Thursday Cross-Smith Chapel Rev. George Asbury officiating Interment 10 AM Friday, Bakers Forge Cemetery In lieu of flowers,the family has asked that donations be made to the funeral home to offset final expense.Family will receive friends 5 PM to 8 PM Thursday at Cross-Smith Funeral Home Arrangements by Cross-Smith Funeral Home
Early Tuesday morning two Campbell County teens died in a traffic accident. Seventeen year old Aaron Hardwick and Johnson R. Khoshaba, 18, died when the 1994 Saturn they were driving in struck a concrete wall, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.The report, filed by THP Trooper Aaron Evan, said that around 2:45 a.m. on Tuesday, Khoshaba attempted to pass a 1991 Honda being driven by Mark Perkins, 18, of Lake City. It was at this point both vehicles began "to exceed the posted speed limit by several miles per hour," according to the THP report. Coming near a railroad underpass, Khoshaba then attempted to change lanes but lost control of his vehicle. At this point he allegedly struck a concrete wall, crossed the road and hit an embankment before stopping, THP reported. Both were wearing a seatbelt. An investigation is on going with charges pending, according to Evans' report.
Perkins pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
By Natasha Colbaugh
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Mark Perkins pled guilty on two counts of vehicular homicide in court Tuesday. Perkins was charged following a fatal accident with another vehicle in June 2010. Aaron Hardwick, 17, and Johnson Khoshaba, 18, were killed in the accident after their car swerved off the road and struck a concrete wall.Khoshaba was attempting to pass Perkins when both vehicles exceeded the posted speed limit, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol report.During the hearing Hardwick's mother was tearful as she read a letter. Perkins also read a letter, apologizing for the accident. Perkins was released from jail following the court hearing where he was sentenced to nine years probation and court costs. Along with two counts of vehicular homicide, Perkins also pled guilty to reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident. Perkins will receive time off his sentence based on the days he was jailed. The 1991 Honda involved in the accident will be forfeited to THP.
Grand jury indicts Perkins
By Jennifer Caldwell
Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 12:57 am (Updated: October 14, Four months after two local teens were killed in a drag racing incident the driver of the other vehicle has been indicted on criminal charges.
On Oct. 8 the Campbell County Grand Jury returned a true bill indicting Mark A. Perkins, 18, of Lake City, of two counts of vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident involving a death.
According to Tennessee Highway Patrol officials, Perkins was arrested on Tuesday at his home and is currently being held in the Campbell County jail on $150,000 bond.
In the early morning hours of June 8, 17 year-old Aaron Hardwick and Johnson R. Khoshaba, 18, died when the 1994 Saturn they were driving struck a concrete wall, THP reports indicated at the time.
The report, filed by THP Trooper Aaron Evans, said that Khoshaba attempted to pass a 1991 Honda driven by Perkins. It was at this point both vehicles began "to exceed the posted speed limit by several miles per hour," according to the THP report. Coming near a railroad underpass, Khoshaba then attempted to change lanes but lost control of his vehicle. At this point he allegedly struck a concrete wall, crossed the road and hit an embankment before stopping, THP reported. Both were wearing a seatbelt.
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He was a member of Woodlake Baptist Church, but attended East Jacksboro Baptist Church. Employed at McDonalds in Lake City.
Preceded in death by Grandfather, Arville Hardwick.
Survivors Parents Jeff & Tina Nelson Hardwick, Jacksboro Sister Hanna Hardwick, Jacksboro Grandparents Beulah Hardwick, Caryville Henry & Deanna Nelson, Jacksboro Great-grandmother Ola Nelson, Jacksboro Several Aunts, Uncles & Cousins
Services 8 PM Thursday Cross-Smith Chapel Rev. George Asbury officiating Interment 10 AM Friday, Bakers Forge Cemetery In lieu of flowers,the family has asked that donations be made to the funeral home to offset final expense.Family will receive friends 5 PM to 8 PM Thursday at Cross-Smith Funeral Home Arrangements by Cross-Smith Funeral Home
Early Tuesday morning two Campbell County teens died in a traffic accident. Seventeen year old Aaron Hardwick and Johnson R. Khoshaba, 18, died when the 1994 Saturn they were driving in struck a concrete wall, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.The report, filed by THP Trooper Aaron Evan, said that around 2:45 a.m. on Tuesday, Khoshaba attempted to pass a 1991 Honda being driven by Mark Perkins, 18, of Lake City. It was at this point both vehicles began "to exceed the posted speed limit by several miles per hour," according to the THP report. Coming near a railroad underpass, Khoshaba then attempted to change lanes but lost control of his vehicle. At this point he allegedly struck a concrete wall, crossed the road and hit an embankment before stopping, THP reported. Both were wearing a seatbelt. An investigation is on going with charges pending, according to Evans' report.
Perkins pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
By Natasha Colbaugh
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Mark Perkins pled guilty on two counts of vehicular homicide in court Tuesday. Perkins was charged following a fatal accident with another vehicle in June 2010. Aaron Hardwick, 17, and Johnson Khoshaba, 18, were killed in the accident after their car swerved off the road and struck a concrete wall.Khoshaba was attempting to pass Perkins when both vehicles exceeded the posted speed limit, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol report.During the hearing Hardwick's mother was tearful as she read a letter. Perkins also read a letter, apologizing for the accident. Perkins was released from jail following the court hearing where he was sentenced to nine years probation and court costs. Along with two counts of vehicular homicide, Perkins also pled guilty to reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident. Perkins will receive time off his sentence based on the days he was jailed. The 1991 Honda involved in the accident will be forfeited to THP.
Grand jury indicts Perkins
By Jennifer Caldwell
Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 12:57 am (Updated: October 14, Four months after two local teens were killed in a drag racing incident the driver of the other vehicle has been indicted on criminal charges.
On Oct. 8 the Campbell County Grand Jury returned a true bill indicting Mark A. Perkins, 18, of Lake City, of two counts of vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident involving a death.
According to Tennessee Highway Patrol officials, Perkins was arrested on Tuesday at his home and is currently being held in the Campbell County jail on $150,000 bond.
In the early morning hours of June 8, 17 year-old Aaron Hardwick and Johnson R. Khoshaba, 18, died when the 1994 Saturn they were driving struck a concrete wall, THP reports indicated at the time.
The report, filed by THP Trooper Aaron Evans, said that Khoshaba attempted to pass a 1991 Honda driven by Perkins. It was at this point both vehicles began "to exceed the posted speed limit by several miles per hour," according to the THP report. Coming near a railroad underpass, Khoshaba then attempted to change lanes but lost control of his vehicle. At this point he allegedly struck a concrete wall, crossed the road and hit an embankment before stopping, THP reported. Both were wearing a seatbelt.
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