Bowen Jobson identified as man killed in Cundletown car crash
A loving young dad with a baby girl has been identified as the man who died in a tragic car crash on the Mid-North Coast on Monday.
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A loving young dad with a baby girl has been identified as the man who died in a tragic car crash on the Mid-North Coast on Monday.
Bowen Jobson, 31, died when his Jeep crashed into a tree on Lansdowne Rd, Cundletown, about 9.30pm on March 31.
He was pronounced dead at the scene, while three passengers – a woman and two men – were trapped in the wreckage.
Emergency crews freed the survivors and they were assessed to have non-life-threatening injuries, including fractures.
In the wake of the tragedy, family friend Kristi Bird said Mr Jobson’s daughter Claire and Claire’s mother Dell were “two beautiful girls left heartbroken and facing a future that was never thought about”.
NSW Police said investigations into the circumstances surrounding the crash were ongoing.
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