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Micki Nolan, 3, and Glendora Holmes, 49, killed in wrong-way crash on US 521 in Georgetown County, South Carolina
Crash involving wrong-way driver kills 2 in Georgetown County
Master Trooper Brian Lee with the South Carolina Highway Patrol said a 2000 Ford Expedition was traveling west in the eastbound lane of US 521, the wrong way, when they struck a 2010 Cadillac Escalade traveling east.
Fundraiser - The Nolan Family
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Family of Costa Mesa High football coach Jimmy Nolan involved in deadly car crash
The wife of Costa Mesa High School football coach Jimmy Nolan and three of their children were involved in a deadly traffic crash early Thursday morning in South Carolina, Nolan said in a Facebook post.
Update: Wife of Costa Mesa coach undergoes stomach surgery
Nolan wrote on his Facebook page his wife Taran underwent stomach surgery at Grand Strand Hospital in Myrtle Beach where she and their children Jimmy and Daisy are recovering.
Micki Nolan Death : 3-year-old Micki Nolan killed in deadly crash – GoFundMe
The family are yet to make public the obituary and funeral arrangements.
Community Comes Together To Support Former Lakewood Football Coach Jimmy Nolan
The accident has brought together a community that was touched by the Nolan family over years of being involved with Southern California high school football.
Nolan son back in hospital for stomach surgery
Nolan wrote on Facebook on Sunday that middle daughter Daisy “is doing well” since being released. Son Jimmy had to return to the hospital for stomach surgery.
GoFundMe started for former Ute Jimmy Nolan following car accident
As of 8:30 p.m. MST, the GoFundMe page had raised just south of $84,000, and was asking for $250,000.
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It looks like the most
It looks like the most probable explanation for the crash is that Taran Nolan's car drifted into the wrong lane on the 521 Business Route about a mile south of Andrews, S.C. The sign that designated two way traffic was very small, and among several other signs. She had come off a divided highway and into the business route where the two lanes are in opposite directions. Glendora Holmes could have come from a junction that would have required her to turn left onto the Andrews business route in the same direction as Taran. But if she had missed the original exit to the South 521, back a half mile from the west, then she could have figured she could turn sharply right onto the southbound lane of the 521 business route. That would have put both cars onto the same lane in opposite directions. California would have had many cement barriers to prevent this.
It looks like the most, was
It looks like the most, was Mrs. Nolan was on the phone and wasn't paying atention. Phones should be outlawed in any vehicle unless it is hands free. That is the bottom line, she was to busy talking with her husband. All of the other cars that day and many days before and after have not had a head on with one car in the wrong lane.
"All of the other cars" were
"All of the other cars" were not likely from California and driving at 5am. Don't blame the phone call. Regardless of the cause, it's a tragedy for both families.
Stop worrying about the phone
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