Kali Crushell Harris, Tennessee mother of four killed in Interstate 24 (I-24) Crash in Marion County past the 159 mile marker.
A deadly crash along Interstate 24 East at the 159 mile marker has led to the death of a 28 year old mother of four.
The crash which happened Wednesday night led to all eastbound traffic being diverted off the interstate at Exit 158 as troopers with the Tennessee Highway Patrol investigated according to a Facebook release.
Troopers say Harris was the sole occupant of the vehicle when it left the roadway, struck a guardrail and overturned.
Mom of 4 remembered
As authorities continued to investigate, social media identified, Kali Crushell Harris a Marion County local as the fatal victim.
Posted Destiny Kiera ODonnell, ‘So sad to hear that this morning unfortunately Kali Crushell Harris passed away. She was so kind and lit up any room she was in! We met when she offered to do my maternity pictures when I was pregnant with Zeke and she hiked to sunset rock with us. I last saw her in May when I won her cookie giveaway as always everything she made was the best. She was so talented at anything she tired!
Praying for her children & the rest of her family.’
A regard of her Facebook profile revealed Kali hailing from Lafayette, Georgia and a mother of four young children. Her about description stated Kali Harris being a ‘baker and cake decorator at Kwestbaking,’ and photographer at ‘Kali’s Photography.’ As well as a FedEx delivery driver.
Fundraiser started to help Tennessee mom’s surviving 4 children
Read a GoFundraiser, ‘Help Lay Kali to Rest and Support Her Children,’ purportedly started by her mother, Jennifer Webber, in part;
‘My heart is broken as I share the loss of my daughter, Kali, who was only 28 years old and the loving mother of four amazing children.
‘She dreamed of opening her own bakery and giving her children everything she never had. She always put her kids first, making every moment special for them and filling their lives with love and laughter. Kali had just returned to work at FedEx for the holiday season, hoping to make this Christmas magical for her children.
She wanted to get Lydia, Grayson, and Cooper an Xbox, and her youngest daughter, Kali’s little twin, a big dollhouse. Her dreams were simple—to see her children smile and to give them the best life possible. Now, after her tragic accident on I-24 East, those dreams have been cut short, and her children are left without their devoted mother.’
It remained unclear if Wednesday’s tragedy happened while Kali was delivering on behalf of FedEx along with what led up her vehicle crashing.
