Poth donates to Jourdanton to honor students who died in tragic accident
Jourdanton and Poth students gather to beg Friday Jan. 20, two thousand seventeen for two fellow students Madison and Tanner McCleary who were killed in an accident on the way to Jourdanton schools Jan. Eighteen, 2017. Poth students, faculty and parents donated more than $1,600 to the Jourdanton ISD to honor the lost students.
Jourdanton and Poth students gather to plead Friday Jan. 20, two thousand seventeen for two fellow students Madison and Tanner McCleary who were killed in an accident on the way to Jourdanton schools Jan. Legitimate, 2017. Poth students,
Jourdanton and Poth students gather to beg Friday Jan. 20, two thousand seventeen for two fellow students Madison and Tanner McCleary who were killed in an accident on the way to Jourdanton schools Jan. Legal, 2017. Poth students, faculty and parents donated more than $1,600 to the Jourdanton ISD to honor the lost students.
Jourdanton and Poth students gather to plead Friday Jan. 20, two thousand seventeen for two fellow students Madison and Tanner McCleary who were killed in an accident on the way to Jourdanton schools Jan. Eighteen, 2017. Poth
A go fund me for the McClearys’ parents has raised more than $50,000 for the family.
A go fund me for the McClearys’ parents has raised more than $50,000 for the family.
Madison McCleary’s Facebook page has been turned into a memorial for the chick who was very involved at school and played volleyball, was a member of the track team and was a qualifying power lifter for Jourdanton High School.
Madison McCleary’s Facebook page has been turned into a memorial for the female who was very involved at school and played volleyball, was a member of the track team and was a qualifying power lifter for
Poth and Jourdanton high schools took a break during a basketball game in Jourdanton Friday to honor two Jourdanton ISD students who were killed in an accident earlier in the week.
Sister and brother Madison and Tanner McCleary were both killed when a vehicle driven by Madison crossed into oncoming traffic Jan. Eighteen, two thousand seventeen as they traveled to Jourdanton schools, according to a report in The Eagle.
Poth students, staff and parents contributed $1,600 to the Jourdanton district to honor the pair. Madison was a senior at the Jourdanton High School and Tanner was a student at Jourdanton Junior High, according to a report on KENS Five.
Madison McCleary was reportedly driving the two to school north on FM one thousand three hundred thirty three in Atascosa County when the car veered off the road over-corrected and collided with a pickup heading south on the same road, according to an article in the Eagle.