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Davis Highway Crash Claims Life Of Motorcyclist
August 20, 2017
A motorcyclist was killed in a crash on Davis Highway early Saturday evening..
The Florida Highway Patrol said 57-year old Tony Isaac of Pensacola was traveling east on Davis Highway approaching Smiths Fish Camp Road on a 2014 Harley. That’s when a 2012 Mitsubishi Eclipse driven by 27-year Jacquina McCall of Pensacola changed lanes into his path.
Isaac took evasive action, swerving into a turn lane. He collided with a 2013 Dodge Avenger driven by 60-year old Deborah Brown of Pensacola. Isaac was transported to Sacred Heart Hospital where he later died from his injuries.
Brown and McCall were not injured.
Any charges are pending the outcome of a FHP investigation.
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10 Responses to “Davis Highway Crash Claims Life Of Motorcyclist”
My deepest sympathy goes out to the family and friends. Tony and I grew up together. Had plenty of laughs. Very kind person. You will be dearly missed. Continue to laugh my friend.
Did not know him but how tragic. I am so sorry to the family and friends. Praying for you
To the family i am a childhood friend of his im going to miss me and him laughing and having fun together its a sad time for me but god knows best he will truly be missed drivers please watch out for people riding motorcycle. He was an experience rider
No words can express nor explain the feelings that are felt at this time…Tony or TI, as so many of us know him as…will be deeply missed. His amazing smile and his wonderful laughter, will forever be inscribed in anyone’s inscriptions of him. For whenever you saw him, you were always greeted by a flash of his pearly whites and touch of class, only carried by him. He will be deeply missed by all that met and knew him…family, classmates and friends.
Prayers for family and friends……
A wonderful person has been taken. Worked with TI the past 3 years. He was a very hard worker, always had a smile.
Prayers for all his family and his work family.
Man this is s SAD day for all the old SHEAR CONCRETE driver’s TI rip my friend until we meet again I know you’ll keep everyone laughing tell ur pop I said what’s up
I worked with Tony for 14 years. He was a hard worker and a great person. He did not deserve this.
Every time we ride there are idiots that pull out in front of us or cut us off. Open your eyes people. Our lives are more important than you having to wait a few seconds for us.
Praying for his family.
The outcome is never going to be good with motorcycles vs. automobiles. Just goes to show you that we never know how much time we have on this earth. Lord bless the soul that left this earth, bless the souls left in the aftermath, bless us all to carry on…