John Cooter of Greeneville, Tennessee tragically passed away in car accident recently. So much love he had for his wife and his children. He loved each and every one of my family. So much affection he had for Jimmy Evans. When Jim was laid to rest, John’s pocket knife was still stashed away in his pocket.
Please remember all of us as we mourn the loss of John. On March 20th, John Cooter, who was the spouse of Hollie Cooter and the father and stepfather of eight children, passed away in a horrific accident.
Because John and Hollie are farmers who are totally dependent on him and her working together to keep everything operating smoothly, we are doing this to assist with all of the costs associated with the funeral as well as other requirements. No burial or life insurance was available to John. We will be really grateful for whatever contribution you are able to make. Please remember this family in your prayers even if you are unable to make a donation. On Wednesday morning, this was the collision that occurred on Interstate 81 close to exit 12. This father, John Cooter, has passed away, and he is survived by his wife and eight children who are still young.
We ask that you pray for the family, and if you would like to contribute, the link is provided below. A single-vehicle collision that occurred on Wednesday morning on Interstate 81 in Hamblen County resulted in the death of a man who had previously lived in Baileyton.
A front tire blowout happened in a Ford F250 driven by Cody Hawn, who was 41 years old at the time of the accident, which took place in the sound bound lanes at mile marker 12 at approximately 8:30 in the morning. At that point, Hawn was unable to maintain control of the truck, and it went off the left side of the road.
After colliding with an embankment, the vehicle became airborne, after which it rolled onto its top and continued its journey down the opposite side of the slope. While traveling in the northbound lanes of Interstate 81, the vehicle came to a complete and final stop on its roof in the median, which is located off the left shoulder.
The injuries sustained by Hawn were taken to the UT Medical Center for treatment. One of the passengers, John Cooter, who was 42 years old, was killed in the collision. This information comes from the Tennessee Highway Patrol, which states that Hawn was not wearing a seat belt whereas Cooter was.
