Community mourns loss of Jenkins County High sophomore
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The family and friends of 16 year old Katie Hawes are mourning her loss. Katie was in a car accident while she was traveling home from softball practice. Family and friends say that she was known and loved by everyone. Brian Lawson, Katie's current World History teacher, told WRDW, "Katie was very well-known around the school and community and was involved in everything. She was a very successful student and athlete, maintaining a 4.0 GPA and receiving multiple sports offers. Katie was a member of our varsity softball team here and received all-region recognition both years of her high school career. She was also a member of our basketball team, where she was starting point guard and received all-region recognition as a freshman and sophomore as well, tennis team, cross country team, track team, and was a member of the varsity cheerleading squad, all of which she excelled at. Katie told me one day that she wanted to be remembered, so she played every sport and tried her hardest. She was a naturally talented athlete who had very great potential. Katie was also very smart and creative. Not only did she keep a 4.0 GPA, but she also was beginning dual enrollment at Georgia Southern University as a sophomore. She juggled high school classes, multiple college classes, each school sport, and also her travel softball team at the same time. Katie was an amazing person all around and will truly be missed."
Her high school FCA advisor, Jacob Lord, told WRDW, "Hawes was extremely fond of her faith. She loved Jesus Christ with her heart and soul and was very dedicated to Him. Katie was her sophomore class leader for the Jenkins County FCA Chapter. She was trusted by her whole class and along with mine and Coach Lawson's decisions, she was voted in by her class to become sophomore class leader. She had an amazing testimony and had been through more loss than any kid should have to go through, so she understood death and the meaning of it. I know she was secure in her walk with Christ and I am confident that her soul rests with her maker now. Just keep all of us [family, friends, teachers] in your thoughts and prayers. It's been hard and will only get harder."
Katie was also voted by her peers as homecoming court representative both years of her high school career. "She had almost every vote in her class." Kim Dasher, Jenkins County Middle High School assistant principal, told WRDW. "I count the votes each year and both years of her eligibility, she received over 90 of her classes votes. She was so loved."
Her high school softball team will be holding a candle light vigil in honor of Katie, tonight at 7:00 p.m. on the Jenkins County High school softball field.
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