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Escambia Man Dies In Baldwin County Crash
February 13, 2013
Alabama State Troopers have released the name of an Escambia County man killed in a Baldwin County crash on Monday.
Troopers said 35-year od Jason L. Marks of Pensacola was westbound on U.S. 98 near Elberta when his 2004 Mitsubishi Eclipse cross the center line for unknown reasons. He collided head-on with a 2007 Mack trucks.
Marks, who was not wearing a seat belt, was pronounced dead at the scene of the noon crash. A passenger in his vehicle, 38-year old Shannon Applin, and the driver of the Mack truck, Roy F. Harden, 57, of Navarre, were both transported to Baptist Hospital in Pensacola for treatment of non-life threatening injuries.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation by Alabama State Troopers.
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4 Responses to “Escambia Man Dies In Baldwin County Crash”
to jasons mom and chance; i am so sorry for your loss. your in my prayers. jason was a good friend of mine, he will never be forgotten by me i will always love him.. My mom ( Cathy Nix ) sends her regards also. Forever in my heart, prayers,and memory until the day i leave this earth and able to meet up with my friend again. . . . . I will miss the hell out of you Jason! ! ! !
My prayers goes out to Jason’s parents and son Chance. Jason was one of a kind! I just can’t believe he’s gone, so sorry, I know ALOT of people are hurting and will miss him dearly. Remembering you always Jason Lee Marks!!!!
so sorry for your loss we loved jason we all miss seeing he and my son was good firends ricky boyett
Jason You will be missed by all that love you.