Pansy was nine months pregnant. She and her husband and their two boys were all in the car and on the way to what was supposed to be her last scheduled doctor's appointment before the baby's due date.
There was a car accident and the car crashed into a ditch. Pansy and her unborn child were killed. Alvin and the boys were thrown from the car and all three of them survived with no serious injuries.
She was the daughter of Clarence A. Saunders and his wife Edith Mae Lawrence, both of North Carolina.
There was a car accident and the car crashed into a ditch. Pansy and her unborn child were killed. Alvin and the boys were thrown from the car and all three of them survived with no serious injuries.
She was the daughter of Clarence A. Saunders and his wife Edith Mae Lawrence, both of North Carolina.
Pansy was nine months pregnant. She and her husband and their two boys were all in the car and on the way to what was supposed to be her last scheduled doctor's appointment before the baby's due date.
There was a car accident and the car crashed into a ditch. Pansy and her unborn child were killed. Alvin and the boys were thrown from the car and all three of them survived with no serious injuries.
She was the daughter of Clarence A. Saunders and his wife Edith Mae Lawrence, both of North Carolina.
There was a car accident and the car crashed into a ditch. Pansy and her unborn child were killed. Alvin and the boys were thrown from the car and all three of them survived with no serious injuries.
She was the daughter of Clarence A. Saunders and his wife Edith Mae Lawrence, both of North Carolina.
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