Jeannie Davis Alstead NH, Woman died in tragic car accident at age 44 – GoFundMe

Jeannie Davis Death – Thayer High School Alumna Jeannie Davis of Jeannie Davis has sadly passed away. She died after a deadly accident on Tuesday, the 31st of October 2023. She was confirmed dead through a Facebook post made by Everglow Wellness that says “We are so sad to share that one of our dearest members, Jeannie Davis, tragically passed away today in a car accident. Jeannie was only 44 and leaves behind her young daughter, Makayla, and husband, Rob”.

How did the accident happen?

At 3:46 a.m. on October 31, 2023, Troopers from the #NHSP #TroopC Barracks were called to Alstead Center Road (NH-12A) in response to a motor vehicle rollover. Upon reaching the scene, it was determined that a 2015 Jeep Compass had veered across the centerline just south of Chartier Ln while traveling southbound. The Jeep then veered off the road and onto the northbound shoulder, colliding with an embankment, resulting in a rollover.

Regrettably, Jeannie Davis of Alstead, New Hamsphere, was pronounced deceased at the scene. The investigation required a closure of Route 12A for several hours. New Hampshire State Police Troop C received support from the Alstead Police Department, the Alstead Fire/EMS Department, and the New Hampshire Department of Transportation at the scene. Those who witnessed the crash are encouraged to reach out to Trooper Jesse Trimm at [email protected] or leave a voicemail at (603) 227-2177.

Jeannie Davis GoFundMe

A GoFundMe account has been created by Everglow Nesbitt in order to solicit for support with Jeannie Davis’s funeral and memorial. The goal of the account was set to raise the sum of $2,000 but as at the time this report was made, the sum of $180 has ben raised with the help of 7 generous individuals.

A statement from the account says “Jeannie was a mother, a friend, and beloved member of Everglow Wellness. She was such a bright light, always laughing and bringing everyone up. You always knew when she was in the room because the decibel would be at max volume! And when she wasn’t there, you would miss her vivaciousness and think the room to be too quiet”.

Jeannie Davis’ obituary will be released by the family

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