Kerwin Chavis Death | Darrell Chavis Death – A fatal motorcycle accident reportedly happened in Robeson County and claimed the lives of two. Kerwin Chavis and Darrell Chavis were pronounced from the injuries sustained as a result of the crash. Loved ones are mourning the unexpected news of their passing. Kerwin was descried as a good guy who loved the lord, his wife Brooke and of course his boys who made Kerwin’s face lit up whenever they are being mentioned.
The details of the crash and the factor in it are yet to be reported by the authorities. Our prayers are with Brooke, his wife, their boys and the rest of the family he left behind.
Kerwin Chavis Obituary and Darrell Chavis Obituary will be released by the family.
RELATED ARTICLE: Trevon Devon Stackhouse died after vehicle crash in Robeson County
A motorcyclist from Fairmont was killed on Sunday when he entered a curve on North Carolina State Route 130, met an oncoming car, and then smashed into it while attempting to avoid a collision with another vehicle. The collision took place at 8:42 p.m., approximately 1.5 miles west of Fairmont and immediately to the west of Horne Camp Road. According to the report that was filed by Trooper K.D. Williamson, Trevon Devon Stackhouse, 24, who lives on Fairgrove Road, was driving at an estimated speed of 110 miles per hour when the crash occurred.
According to the investigation, Stackhouse was driving a 2016 Suzuki in the direction of the westbound traffic lane when he entered a curve at a high rate of speed. A 2010 Lexus sedan driven by Lorie Ann Chavis, 44, of East White Pond Road in Fairmont, was about to enter a curve when the motorbike went across the middle line.
The motorcycle went off the road to the left as Chavis turned to the right, but the cars crashed practically head-on along the shoulder of the road, The Fayetteville Observer reported. Stackhouse was ejected from the motorbike when the incident occurred, and he was subsequently pronounced dead at the site. He was wearing a helmet that was certified by the Department of Transportation.
According to Sergeant R.D. Wright, Chavis and the two passengers in her automobile were transported to the Southeastern Regional Medical Center in Lumberton, where they were all evaluated, treated, and discharged.
News from SNBC13
