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‘She’s a miracle’: Family says 2-year-old is healing after crash that killed her parents

Jordan Kim
Jordan Kim
Jordan Kim
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Jordan, a former collegiate athlete at Auburn University, has been covering high school sports in the Columbus area for over 5 years. His deep passion for athletics and commitment to student-athletes shine through in his engaging and energetic reporting.

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‘She’s a miracle’: Family says 2-year-old is healing after crash that killed her parents — Columbus Sports news

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU/Gray News) — A fatal head-on collision on an Alaska highway last week killed a Fairbanks couple.According to Alaska State Troopers, 38-year-old Sasha Hart and her husband, 41-year-old David Hart, were killed in the Oct. 19 crash on the Parks Highway near Trapper Creek.According to troopers, Sasha Hart was driving a Subaru Forester south on the Parks Highway when she crossed the center line and collided head-on with a northbound Ford F-250.Their 2-year-old daughter, Paige, was also in the Subaru and survived.“She’s a miracle. Aren’t you?” Shery Elterman-Hart, David Hart’s sister, said as she held her niece during an interview.A life built in FairbanksAccording to the Hart family, the couple just celebrated their 10-year anniversary. They built a life together in Fairbanks, where they blended Sasha’s Jamaican and David’s Alaskan lifestyles.“She just became one of us. We were really close with David before they met, but then when she came, she just sort of lumped r

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