Friday,evening,5,year old Nathaniel,was getting off the school bus,when a man,who was stopped,decided to pass the bus,and hit Nathaniel.He was transported to the hospital with critical, life threatening injuries,and passed away a short time later.
The manwho was driving the vehicle that struck Nathan, was convicted of manslaughter and is currently serving a 22-year sentence.
Obit.
Leader Call.Mississippi passed a new law called Nathans
Nathan's Law increases the penalty for those committing such an act, including increasing the penalty of passing a stopped school bus while children are present from $200 to $500 to mandatory sanctions of $500 to $5,000. The new law also includes the driver's license being suspended for 30 days and up to a year in jail for the first offense.
'law
December 14, 2009
Nathaniel Glenn Key, 5, of Laurel, died Friday, Dec. 11, 2009. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 15, at Memory Chapel Funeral Home with burial in Shady Grove Cemetery. Rev. Steven Holifield and Rev. Shane Thrash will officiate.He was a student at North Jones and attended Park Haven Baptist Church. He is survived by his parents, Andy and Lori Lowe Key of Laurel; two brothers, Drew Key and Louis King, both of Laurel; two sisters, Tessa King and Elizabeth Key, both of Laurel; maternal grandparents, Randy Lowe and wife Mary Lowe of Laurel; maternal grandmother, Connie Lowe of Laurel; paternal grandparents Glenn Key and wife Joan Key of Byram; aunts and uncles, Allen and Karen Key of Byram, Lou and Jada Lowe of Laurel, Alton Daniel of Laurel and Penny Busby of Laurel; special grandmother, Rhonda King of Sandersville, and a host of other family members. Pallbearers will be all soldiers of the 287th Engineering Company.Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. Monday at Memory Chapel Funeral Home, which is in charge of arrangements. To view or sign the family guestbook, visit www.leadercall.com.
Published in the Leader Call on 12/14/2009
Thank you Diane,for sponsoring This memorial. omThe Jones County driver who passed the busand hit Nathan will serve 22 years in prison for the death of 5-year-old Nathan Key. Gebben was found guilty in Jones County circuit court in Laurel of manslaughter by culpable negligence and felony fleeing for Nathan's death. Gebben is to serve 20 years for manslaughter and two years for flee
The manwho was driving the vehicle that struck Nathan, was convicted of manslaughter and is currently serving a 22-year sentence.
Obit.
Leader Call.Mississippi passed a new law called Nathans
Nathan's Law increases the penalty for those committing such an act, including increasing the penalty of passing a stopped school bus while children are present from $200 to $500 to mandatory sanctions of $500 to $5,000. The new law also includes the driver's license being suspended for 30 days and up to a year in jail for the first offense.
'law
December 14, 2009
Nathaniel Glenn Key, 5, of Laurel, died Friday, Dec. 11, 2009. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 15, at Memory Chapel Funeral Home with burial in Shady Grove Cemetery. Rev. Steven Holifield and Rev. Shane Thrash will officiate.He was a student at North Jones and attended Park Haven Baptist Church. He is survived by his parents, Andy and Lori Lowe Key of Laurel; two brothers, Drew Key and Louis King, both of Laurel; two sisters, Tessa King and Elizabeth Key, both of Laurel; maternal grandparents, Randy Lowe and wife Mary Lowe of Laurel; maternal grandmother, Connie Lowe of Laurel; paternal grandparents Glenn Key and wife Joan Key of Byram; aunts and uncles, Allen and Karen Key of Byram, Lou and Jada Lowe of Laurel, Alton Daniel of Laurel and Penny Busby of Laurel; special grandmother, Rhonda King of Sandersville, and a host of other family members. Pallbearers will be all soldiers of the 287th Engineering Company.Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. Monday at Memory Chapel Funeral Home, which is in charge of arrangements. To view or sign the family guestbook, visit www.leadercall.com.
Published in the Leader Call on 12/14/2009
Thank you Diane,for sponsoring This memorial. omThe Jones County driver who passed the busand hit Nathan will serve 22 years in prison for the death of 5-year-old Nathan Key. Gebben was found guilty in Jones County circuit court in Laurel of manslaughter by culpable negligence and felony fleeing for Nathan's death. Gebben is to serve 20 years for manslaughter and two years for flee
Friday,evening,5,year old Nathaniel,was getting off the school bus,when a man,who was stopped,decided to pass the bus,and hit Nathaniel.He was transported to the hospital with critical, life threatening injuries,and passed away a short time later.
The manwho was driving the vehicle that struck Nathan, was convicted of manslaughter and is currently serving a 22-year sentence.
Obit.
Leader Call.Mississippi passed a new law called Nathans
Nathan's Law increases the penalty for those committing such an act, including increasing the penalty of passing a stopped school bus while children are present from $200 to $500 to mandatory sanctions of $500 to $5,000. The new law also includes the driver's license being suspended for 30 days and up to a year in jail for the first offense.
'law
December 14, 2009
Nathaniel Glenn Key, 5, of Laurel, died Friday, Dec. 11, 2009. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 15, at Memory Chapel Funeral Home with burial in Shady Grove Cemetery. Rev. Steven Holifield and Rev. Shane Thrash will officiate.He was a student at North Jones and attended Park Haven Baptist Church. He is survived by his parents, Andy and Lori Lowe Key of Laurel; two brothers, Drew Key and Louis King, both of Laurel; two sisters, Tessa King and Elizabeth Key, both of Laurel; maternal grandparents, Randy Lowe and wife Mary Lowe of Laurel; maternal grandmother, Connie Lowe of Laurel; paternal grandparents Glenn Key and wife Joan Key of Byram; aunts and uncles, Allen and Karen Key of Byram, Lou and Jada Lowe of Laurel, Alton Daniel of Laurel and Penny Busby of Laurel; special grandmother, Rhonda King of Sandersville, and a host of other family members. Pallbearers will be all soldiers of the 287th Engineering Company.Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. Monday at Memory Chapel Funeral Home, which is in charge of arrangements. To view or sign the family guestbook, visit www.leadercall.com.
Published in the Leader Call on 12/14/2009
Thank you Diane,for sponsoring This memorial. omThe Jones County driver who passed the busand hit Nathan will serve 22 years in prison for the death of 5-year-old Nathan Key. Gebben was found guilty in Jones County circuit court in Laurel of manslaughter by culpable negligence and felony fleeing for Nathan's death. Gebben is to serve 20 years for manslaughter and two years for flee
The manwho was driving the vehicle that struck Nathan, was convicted of manslaughter and is currently serving a 22-year sentence.
Obit.
Leader Call.Mississippi passed a new law called Nathans
Nathan's Law increases the penalty for those committing such an act, including increasing the penalty of passing a stopped school bus while children are present from $200 to $500 to mandatory sanctions of $500 to $5,000. The new law also includes the driver's license being suspended for 30 days and up to a year in jail for the first offense.
'law
December 14, 2009
Nathaniel Glenn Key, 5, of Laurel, died Friday, Dec. 11, 2009. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 15, at Memory Chapel Funeral Home with burial in Shady Grove Cemetery. Rev. Steven Holifield and Rev. Shane Thrash will officiate.He was a student at North Jones and attended Park Haven Baptist Church. He is survived by his parents, Andy and Lori Lowe Key of Laurel; two brothers, Drew Key and Louis King, both of Laurel; two sisters, Tessa King and Elizabeth Key, both of Laurel; maternal grandparents, Randy Lowe and wife Mary Lowe of Laurel; maternal grandmother, Connie Lowe of Laurel; paternal grandparents Glenn Key and wife Joan Key of Byram; aunts and uncles, Allen and Karen Key of Byram, Lou and Jada Lowe of Laurel, Alton Daniel of Laurel and Penny Busby of Laurel; special grandmother, Rhonda King of Sandersville, and a host of other family members. Pallbearers will be all soldiers of the 287th Engineering Company.Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. Monday at Memory Chapel Funeral Home, which is in charge of arrangements. To view or sign the family guestbook, visit www.leadercall.com.
Published in the Leader Call on 12/14/2009
Thank you Diane,for sponsoring This memorial. omThe Jones County driver who passed the busand hit Nathan will serve 22 years in prison for the death of 5-year-old Nathan Key. Gebben was found guilty in Jones County circuit court in Laurel of manslaughter by culpable negligence and felony fleeing for Nathan's death. Gebben is to serve 20 years for manslaughter and two years for flee
