Lydia Alexander, 56, killed, husband Chuck Alexander critically injured, and in collision with hit-and-run driver Miranda Loveday, 25, on U.S. 72 in Madison, Alabama

Modified Date: 
Sat, 03/06/2021 - 3:25pm
Accident Date: 
Wednesday, December 28, 2016

'Tireless advocate' for dyslexic Alabama children dies after hit and run crash

Along with several others, the Alexanders, of Madison, were instrumental in the founding of Huntsville's Greengate School, a learning institution dedicated to educating and supporting dyslexic students.

Woman indicted in hit-and-run crash that killed advocate for dyslexic Alabama children

Miranda Paige Loveday, 26, is indicted on a charge of leaving the scene of the crash that killed Alexander and seriously injured the victim's husband, Chuck, according to court records. Loveday faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted of the Class C felony.   

Alabama troopers find a hit-and-run vehicle

Alabama State Troopers have found the driver and vehicle that left the scene of a crash in Madison County and seriously injured two people.

Woman pleads guilty to fleeing crash that killed longtime advocate for dyslexic children

Just before her trial was set to begin this week, Miranda Loveday, a 26-year-old from Hazel Green, changed her plea to guilty.

Type: Car Accident
Topics: 
Hit and Run
People Involved: 
Lydia Alexander
Miranda Loveday
Chuck Alexander
Roadway: 
U.S. 72

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