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Escambia Academy Student, Football Player Killed In Wreck
July 24, 2012
An Escambia Academy student and football player was killed in a two vehicle crash Monday afternoon in Crenshaw County, Ala.
Noah B. Allison, age 17 of Troy, was killed when his 2011 Chevrolet Camaro collided with a 1998 International semi truck hauling batteries that was driven by 61-year old James R. Barnett of Banks, Ala. Barnett was treated and released.
The accident happened about 4:45 p.m. on Highway 29 near Goshen Road in Crenshaw County, about three miles east of Luverne, Ala..
Allison recently transferred from Charles Henderson High School in Troy to Escambia Academy near Atmore, following EA’s new head football coach Hugh Fountain. Allison was a lineman last season for the Charles Henderson Trojans under Fountain’s leadership.
The accident remains under investigation by Alabama State Troopers.
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9 Responses to “Escambia Academy Student, Football Player Killed In Wreck”
Man this tears me up. Prayers for the family and the other driver involved.
So sorry to hear this. The family will be in my prayers.
My prayers are with the Allison family I remember Noah walking around campus at South He will be miss Love you
I’m so sorry for your loss! May God give you strenght through these difficult times.
Barb, What a beautiful young man who did not deserve to go so soon. I can only hope you feel the comfort of the love and care you are surrounded by with people that know you, noah, your family, and friends, and even strangers who here of this.
I didn’t know Noah personally, but Coach Fountain had paired him with my son Trae’ as a mentor and he loved him. He always had good things to say about Noah and that green apple camaro. My prayers goes out to his mom, the Kirk family and his team and classmates because only God can heal their hearts during this time of sadness.
So sad. My heart aches for the family. I wouldn’t want to go on if I lost one of my children but with God’s help I’d get through. I pray the family of this young man will put their trust in God and get through this sad time in their life.
My prayers go out to the family
What a beautiful smile! I am so sorry for this loss of life, cut so short. My prayers and thoughts are with the family during this difficult time.