JAMI ELIZABETH BEALE, 24, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2014. Born in Fort Wayne, Jami was a cosmetologist at The Chop Shop. Surviving are her mother, Beth (Dennis) Tapp of Fort Wayne; father, James Beale of Albion; brothers, Austin Beale, Evan Beale and Christian Tapp all of Fort Wayne; grandparents, Sharon (Berry Goldsmith) Moran of Fort Wayne, John Moran of Fort Wayne and Evelyn Tapp of South Lyon, Mich.; boyfriend, John Bailey of Fort Wayne; and her pets, Heidi and Rita. A time of remembrance is 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 31, 2014 at D.O. McComb & Sons Covington Knolls Funeral Home, 8325 Covington Road with calling from 3 to 7 p.m. prior to the service. Memorials may be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. To sign the online guest book, go to www.domccombandsons.com
Jami E. Beale, 25, was headed south on St. Joe Road when she suddenly turned across oncoming traffic and was hit in the side by a car, according to the coroner’s office and Fort Wayne police.
A third vehicle, a pickup truck, tried to miss Beale’s car only to end up hitting the car that struck Beale, police said.
The other drivers were not seriously injured.
Investigators said they do not know what caused her to turn abruptly into the path of northbound traffic.
The coroner’s office ruled her death accidental from blunt force trauma.
Richhart and Beale were the 17th and 18th traffic deaths in Fort Wayne and Allen County this year.
Jami E. Beale, 25, was headed south on St. Joe Road when she suddenly turned across oncoming traffic and was hit in the side by a car, according to the coroner’s office and Fort Wayne police.
A third vehicle, a pickup truck, tried to miss Beale’s car only to end up hitting the car that struck Beale, police said.
The other drivers were not seriously injured.
Investigators said they do not know what caused her to turn abruptly into the path of northbound traffic.
The coroner’s office ruled her death accidental from blunt force trauma.
Richhart and Beale were the 17th and 18th traffic deaths in Fort Wayne and Allen County this year.
JAMI ELIZABETH BEALE, 24, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2014. Born in Fort Wayne, Jami was a cosmetologist at The Chop Shop. Surviving are her mother, Beth (Dennis) Tapp of Fort Wayne; father, James Beale of Albion; brothers, Austin Beale, Evan Beale and Christian Tapp all of Fort Wayne; grandparents, Sharon (Berry Goldsmith) Moran of Fort Wayne, John Moran of Fort Wayne and Evelyn Tapp of South Lyon, Mich.; boyfriend, John Bailey of Fort Wayne; and her pets, Heidi and Rita. A time of remembrance is 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 31, 2014 at D.O. McComb & Sons Covington Knolls Funeral Home, 8325 Covington Road with calling from 3 to 7 p.m. prior to the service. Memorials may be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. To sign the online guest book, go to www.domccombandsons.com
Jami E. Beale, 25, was headed south on St. Joe Road when she suddenly turned across oncoming traffic and was hit in the side by a car, according to the coroner’s office and Fort Wayne police.
A third vehicle, a pickup truck, tried to miss Beale’s car only to end up hitting the car that struck Beale, police said.
The other drivers were not seriously injured.
Investigators said they do not know what caused her to turn abruptly into the path of northbound traffic.
The coroner’s office ruled her death accidental from blunt force trauma.
Richhart and Beale were the 17th and 18th traffic deaths in Fort Wayne and Allen County this year.
Jami E. Beale, 25, was headed south on St. Joe Road when she suddenly turned across oncoming traffic and was hit in the side by a car, according to the coroner’s office and Fort Wayne police.
A third vehicle, a pickup truck, tried to miss Beale’s car only to end up hitting the car that struck Beale, police said.
The other drivers were not seriously injured.
Investigators said they do not know what caused her to turn abruptly into the path of northbound traffic.
The coroner’s office ruled her death accidental from blunt force trauma.
Richhart and Beale were the 17th and 18th traffic deaths in Fort Wayne and Allen County this year.
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