Thirteen children are orphaned after beloved couple are killed in ATV disaster: ‘They keep asking for momma’

A Georgian couple was killed in a terrible ATV accident during the weekend of Labor Day, 13 children were left behind.

34 -year -old Marcus Ragland and 31 -year -old Ashley Hawkins and his seven children were boarding an ATV in the Indian Mountain ATV Park near Georgia and Alabama state line on Saturday, when the accident occurred.

Ragland was a 10 -year -old father waiting for two more women with the other two women. Hawkins was a three -year -old mother with Ragland.

Although it is unclear to regulate their relationship, it is understood that the couple are still together, although Ragland’s additional partners are waiting for children.

According to the Cherokee district Alabama Sheriff Office, the family of the family collided with another rzr, overturned and hit a tree.

Ragland, who driving the vehicle, was removed at the scene and the dead was told.

Hawkins moved to a local trauma center where he was defeated later.

Seven children aged 1 to 12 were injured in the accident and taken to hospital for treatment.

Family -friendly Monica Watkins, “ Momma’yı continue to ask and I do not want to say because we have not yet mentioned them, ” he said. WSB-TV.

The couple and seven children were boarding an ATV in the Indian Mountain ATV Park near Georgia and Alabama State Line.

Ragland was a 10 -year -old father waiting for two more babies, and Hawkins was the mother of three, he shared with Ragland

Ragland’s mother, Felicia Towers, said her son was an adventurous and went to ATV park every weekend.

“ I’m still waiting for him to come through the door, but I know you didn’t come, ‘he said 11 Alive.

“ This time he wanted to take his children with him, you know, to share the entertainment. They were ready to go, so it was just a tragedy. I just hate it. ‘

Couple’s friend Maya Boyett for a long time, Atlanta news first That they are good people who love their children.

Both went. Both are two good people, good for their children. And now I really hate what they go, ‘Boyett said.

‘I will always make sure they know Marcus, say, “Your father was that man”. Do you know what I said? Always, absolutely.

‘I will always talk about his name, especially around his children, and tell him that he has a good father, and I will do the same for his children.’

Ragland’s sister, Lakeisha Floyd, told the local news station that she liked to live until the end of her brother’s life.

Ragland’s mother Felicia Towers said that her son was adventurous and went to ATV park every weekend

Seven children of their common children, who were between 1 and 12 years, were injured in the accident and taken to hospital for treatment.

And whatever he wants to do, he did it. Floyd said, “To live life.”

He described Hawkins as a ‘very sweet spirit’.

‘Always really, it’s really sweet. I have never seen him in a bad mood – like he’s always smiling ‘said Floyd.

Audrey Dunn, who shared a 5 -year -old child with Ragland and pregnant with one of his children, said his children were injured in the accident.

‘I couldn’t find my children, because they were in an accident,’ Dunn said FOX 5.

‘My 1 -year -old child is healing and his face is quite bad, [my other son] There is a wound above his head, but good, so thank God the babies are good. ‘

He explained that he had difficulty in committing what his children were and his father went.

Dunn, “ `eldest son, five years old, remember everything, ” he said. “ When we came to the hospital when we came and I have to go in, “My parents died, but not the problem because tomorrow will return to buy me.” So he doesn’t understand that he will never see him again. ‘

The couple’s friend Maya Boyett for a long time told Atlanta News that they were good people who love their children first

Ragland’s sister Lakeisha Floyd lived her life to the end of her brother and described Hawkins as a ‘very sweet spirit’

A Waof It was founded to support Ragland’s children. Hawkins’ family is a collecting separate donations For their children.

Two of Ragland’s other children said that they are devastated by the local news organization.

Ragland’s daughter Makaylee McCary, “ I have been really sorry since I learned, ” he said.

Ragland’s son, Blayze McCary, said that although there wasn’t much time with their fathers, he said, ‘Now we don’t have any more time with him, so he doesn’t feel good.’