Ashlee Moore
Such a bright little star taken away from us way too soon! Ashlee was one of my neighborhood kids, 12 of us total. She was the baby of the group, only 19. I spent lots of time over at her house, with her sister Juanita, Rannel and brother Jamil I love her mom Edna, we used to hang out all the time listening to great R&B, Marvin Gaye...playing in the back yard and in the streets. She had a beautiful smile and was always so pleasant to be around. She will be missed.
Once again, remember to show those that you love, some love.
19-year-old PO Woman Killed in Weekend Crash
May 29, 2007
SOUTH KITSAP
An early morning crash Sunday killed a 19-year-old Port Orchard woman on SE Sedgwick Road, according to the Washington State Patrol.
Just after midnight, Ashlee S. Moore was driving a 2000 Nissan Sentra west on the road, also known as Highway 160, when she crossed the center line to pass a 1993 Doge Intrepid, driven by a California woman.
She crossed the eastbound lane of traffic as well, leaving the road and striking a power pole near the highway's intersection with Bethel Road, troopers said.
Moore died at the scene. The California woman was uninjured.
Troopers continue their investigation of the accident. Both women were wearing seat belts, the state patrol said.
Once again, remember to show those that you love, some love.
19-year-old PO Woman Killed in Weekend Crash
May 29, 2007
SOUTH KITSAP
An early morning crash Sunday killed a 19-year-old Port Orchard woman on SE Sedgwick Road, according to the Washington State Patrol.
Just after midnight, Ashlee S. Moore was driving a 2000 Nissan Sentra west on the road, also known as Highway 160, when she crossed the center line to pass a 1993 Doge Intrepid, driven by a California woman.
She crossed the eastbound lane of traffic as well, leaving the road and striking a power pole near the highway's intersection with Bethel Road, troopers said.
Moore died at the scene. The California woman was uninjured.
Troopers continue their investigation of the accident. Both women were wearing seat belts, the state patrol said.