Hickory, NC – The community of Hickory, North Carolina, is grieving the loss of Jared Turpin, who tragically passed away in a motor vehicle accident in Catawba County. Turpin, an alumnus of Saint Stephen’s High School and Catawba Valley Community College, was a cherished member of the community, known for his caring nature and willingness to help others.
James Walton posted on Facebook,
“Such a sad thing to see people drunk drive. Everyone does it but it’s not cool to go 100 nor drive drunk. Lost a great friend last night who was suppose to be very successful in life. Such a caring person and would do anything for anyone. Glad I got to catch up with you when I was In town for the reunion brother. you stole my yugio card the first time we met back in 4th grade and always reminded me that you never stole in life again after I had to beat your ass. We’ve had many great nights and talks and I pray your up there in heaven kicking it back brother .Such a sad thing man RIP To a brotherJared Turpinlove you brother”
A heartfelt Facebook tribute penned by James Walton lamented the consequences of drunk driving, emphasizing the need for responsible behavior on the roads. Walton reminisced about their shared memories, highlighting Turpin’s caring personality and their enduring friendship since their early school days.
Reflecting on their bond, Walton shared a nostalgic anecdote about the first time they met in fourth grade when Turpin playfully took his Yugio card, only to promise never to steal again after receiving a well-deserved reprimand. Despite their youthful antics, their bond endured, leading to countless memorable nights and heartfelt conversations.
As the community comes to terms with the loss of a cherished individual, they hold onto the memories of Turpin’s kind-hearted spirit and the impact he had on their lives. Amidst the grief, they honor his legacy and the positive influence he had on those around him.
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