Jennifer Jacksits Teenager Car Crash Death

Jennifer Jacksits was an 18 year old girl and with a pleasant personality. She used to play basketball for her school. Jennifer died on January 6, 2008 in a car crash. The accident took place just before 1 am. Jennifer was returning back home from one of her friends house when the accident took place. The car in which she was collided with an icy board and the car crashed. All her family members and friends are mourning for this unnatural and untimely death of this fun loving girl.

Jennifer Jacksits completed her high school graduation in 2007. She was loved by her friends, batchmates and teachers, too. She will deeply be missed by all who knew her. Jennifer was a notable student and a good athlete. This girl had a caring attitude for all she loved. She was a teenager filled with compassion and strong positive emotion.

Jennifer Jacksits was a vivid teenager with dreams in her eyes. She focused many things to accomplish in her life. However, it is very tragic that God has disposed her plan and has not given any chance to fulfill her wishes. The accident that snatched her life took place in Moore Township. Investigation regarding this accident has already been started.

Jennifer Jacksits was studying as a freshman in St. Joseph's University. She set a plan to join an organization to do voluntary work at the Childrens hospital situated at Philadelphia. Lee Ann Jacksits was in mourning of her loving daughter. A candlelight vigil was started from her home at Northampton. Around 300 friends gathered there at night for her funeral.

The accident that killed Jennifer Jacksits took place onYost Road. This place is located just west of English Roadin Northampton County. Coroner Zachary Lysek could not give any information about the condition and name about the driver. No driver was found in the vehicle. There was not also any other car involved in the accident. When asked, Lysek was not in a mood to answer anything. She referred those to the Moore Township Police.

The police also could not provide details about the car crash. Surprisingly, Jeff Jacksits, Jennifers father refused to identify the driver of the car. Jennifer Jacksits was spending her vacation before her spring semester started. Her major included international relations and she wished to pursue higher studies visiting either Spain or Italy. Her mother informed that Jennifer had plans to provide proper treatment to his brother, who has autism.

Parents of Jennifer Jacksits are in great remorse. They are in a mood to recall many incidents of laughter and merriment with their loving daughter Jennifer. Jennifer was talented basketball player and was coached by her father, who is the coach of girls basketball team of Northampton Area High School. Jennifer was given the Harold M. Schisler Award as the female athlete in her high school. Her loving memory is cherished by all. Listnew