Chick-fil-A co-general manager Kristen Clark and her unborn child died in a car crash just hours before her employees planned to host her baby shower.
A South Georgia Chick-fil-A co-general manager and her unborn baby have died in a car crash involving a prisoner transport van in Florida.Officials with the Panama City Police Department told WJHG the crash happened after midnight on Saturday on Highway 231 near the intersection of Highway 390.According to police, a Honda Insight crashed into the back of the van, injuring multiple people.
""She was a mother figure to many and a sister to us all. She made sure that her team was taken care of," the post reads. "She gave of her time, love, talent, and resources to make sure her team felt loved and supported."The restaurant's staff also mourned the loss of her unborn child, whom they said was going to be named Asher Blaze.
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