Family members of two recent road fatality victims are still trying to come to grips with the tragic loss of their loved ones.
Kahlil Baltimore and McKevan Snagg died last Saturday after their car crashed in a head-on collision with another vehicle.
After a visit to Straffies Funeral Home on Monday, Baltimore’s mom, Shorna Isaac told state media the family is not coping well.
“Up to the time, I don’t believe that my son died. Even though I just go and look on him I don’t believe, still don’t believe”, she said.
Baltimore left an infant son behind and the child’s mother, Karena George also expressed grief at his demise.
“I really feel it that he is gone leaving back his two-year-old son, and I love him… not because he is not there anymore… he will always be in my heart and in my son’s heart”.
Meanwhile, Snagg’s aunt, Joycelyn Roberts-Thomas says the family is rallying around his mother, Sharon Roberts.
“Family members will go by from time to time as well as to call her on the phone; give her words of comfort and things like that”
The aunt said the last time she spoke with Snagg, she encouraged him to come back to church and he promised he would.
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