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* Garrison, Greg and William Thornton (February 8, 2007) "'Born teacher' dies in car accident." ''Birmingham News''. | * Garrison, Greg and William Thornton (February 8, 2007) "'Born teacher' dies in car accident." ''Birmingham News''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:45, 6 January 2010
Kellie Bell Camp (born 1976 - died February 7, 2007) was a teacher at Southeastern Elementary School in Blount County.
Kellie grew up in Rainsville (Dekalb County), graduating from Plainview High School, where her father, Ronald, is now principal. She went on to earn a bachelor's in secondary social science from the University of Alabama (1999) and a master's from Jacksonville State University (2001).
She married Don Camp, Oneonta High School's basketball coach. They were members of First Baptist Church of Oneonta.
On her way home to Oneonta from work on February 7, 2007, Camp lost control of her SUV on Alabama Highway 75, two and a half miles south of Allgood. She was thrown from the car and killed.
References
- Garrison, Greg and William Thornton (February 8, 2007) "'Born teacher' dies in car accident." Birmingham News.