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Janice Marie Milby Whitlow, 41, dies from auto accident injuries

Janice Marie Milby Whitlow died from injuries sustained in a one-vehicle automobile accident Friday, November 4, 2005. She was only 41 years old and leaves behind a host of family from Greensburg, Campbellsville, Breeding, Lebanon, Monticello and Edmonton to Iraq.

The Cowherd and Parrott Funeral Home in Greensburg will be in charge of arrangements.

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Fatal one-car crash takes life of Janice Milby Whitlow



2005-11-05 - Greensburg, KY - Photo Linda Waggener. THE TRACKS SHOW HOW HARD THE DRIVER FOUGHT to regain control and stay in the right lane to avoid oncoming traffic. Janice Marie Milby Whitlow lost her life as a result of this accident Friday afternoon just as the sun was getting low on the horizon and she was returning home from visiting family in Adair County. The Toyota 4-Runner was traveling west, about 3 miles outside of Greensburg at the time of the accident. Tracks were recorded by officials that showed her vehicle had dropped off the road about a hundred yards prior to hitting the culvert pictured at right above, at which point it became airborne and hit the utility pole before landing. Emergency crews and Sheriff's Deputy Ryan Jewell responded immediately after a call was placed to 911 by Jerry Pierce, one of several neighbors who ran out to try and help. Pierce, who was being visited by his son and his girlfriend, said the power went out almost simultaneously with the sound of the crash when they raced outside and saw the vehicle in the edge of the yard across the street. After the Ambulance and Fire Department headed for Greensburg, Taylor County RECC workers began the job of removing the broken pole, putting up a new one and then restoring power to the neighborhood.
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