Satira King Obituary | Sadly, Satira Ann King, a 26-year-old Amherst woman killed in a motorcycle accident, went away on Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at MetroHealth Hospital in Cleveland.
Lorain, Ohio, is where she was born on March 5, 1996. Throughout her entire life, Satira was a resident of Lorain County.
She graduated from Firelands High School in 2014 with the graduating class. Satira excelled in discus and shot put and owns the South Amherst Middle School discus record to this day.
She used to work at Uniontown Provisions in Lorain as a cook and baker. Earlier this year, she was named the city’s best cake and presentation baker and presenteder.
Beautiful, compassionate, and loving Satira was a joy to be around. In her life, nothing provided her greater delight than spending time with Lillian Rae, her daughter. Satira’s family and friends were all very fond of her.
When she laughed, you couldn’t help but smile back. Aside from elephants, she was a huge animal lover. Satira had a natural affinity for gardening, and she took great satisfaction in tending to her plants.
Her voice was beautiful and she was a big fan of karaoke. As someone who cared deeply about others while still having a good time and being free-spirited, she will be missed.
Sadly, Satira Ann King, a 26-year-old Amherst woman killed in a motorcycle accident, went away on Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at MetroHealth Hospital in Cleveland.
She was born on the 5th of March, 1996, in Lorain, Ohio, United States. Satira was born and raised in Lorain County, Ohio, and spent her entire life there.
She graduated from Firelands High School in 2014 with the graduating class. Satira was a track and field star at South Amherst Middle School, where she currently maintains the school record for the discus.
She used to work at Uniontown Provisions in Lorain as a cook and baker. Earlier this year, she was named the city’s top cake and presentation baker and presenteder. Beautiful, compassionate, and loving Satira was a joy to be around.
In her life, nothing provided her greater delight than spending time with Lillian Rae, her daughter. Satira’s family and friends were all very fond of her.
When she laughed, you couldn’t help but smile back. Aside from elephants, she was a huge animal lover. Satira had a natural affinity for gardening, and she took great satisfaction in tending to her plants.
Her voice was wonderful and she was a big fan of karaoke. As someone who cared deeply about others while still having a good time and being free-spirited, she will be missed.
Sadly, Satira Ann King, a 26-year-old Amherst woman killed in a motorcycle accident, went away on Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at MetroHealth Hospital in Cleveland.
Lorain, Ohio, is where she was born on March 5, 1996. Satira was born and raised in Lorain County, Ohio, and spent her entire life there.
She graduated from Firelands High School in 2014 with the graduating class. Satira excelled in discus and shot put and owns the South Amherst Middle School discus record to this day.
She used to work at Uniontown Provisions in Lorain as a cook and baker. Earlier this year, she was named the city’s top cake and presentation baker and presenteder.
Aside from elephants, she was a huge animal lover. Satira had a natural affinity for gardening, and she took great satisfaction in tending to her plants.
Her voice was wonderful and she was a big fan of karaoke. As someone who cared deeply about others while still having a good time and being free-spirited, she will be missed.
The motorbike was driving westbound on SR 113 in a Harley Davidson. The motorcycle overturned on the road after failing to safely traverse a curve during an examination at the scene of the collision.
Charles J. Martin, 32, of Wakeman, was critically injured while driving his motorcycle. Life Care EMS brought him to Lorain Mercy Hospital with critical but non-life-threatening injuries from the scene of the accident.
Satira A. King, 26, of Amherst, was taken to Cleveland Metro Hospital by Metro Life Flight with life-threatening injuries. As a result of such injuries, King was pronounced dead on July 12th.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol reports that neither the driver nor the passenger was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident. Although the Highway Patrol did not identify which substance is suspected as a factor in the incident, drugs and/or alcohol are suspected to have played a role.
Teachers at Southview Middle School in Lorain, Ohio, have been accused of encouraging two students to engage in a fight during the school day on May 9, 2022.
In order to track down the students and personnel suspected of being involved, district officials have studied footage from student cell phone cameras and school surveillance cameras.
Two pupils were filmed fighting and being mocked by members of the school’s staff, who appear to have encouraged them to do so.
Lorain City Campuses Superintendent Dr. Jeff Graham said in a statement: “Lorain City Schools is entrusted to providing safe, caring environments for our students, employees, and everyone who access our schools.”
Due process is ongoing, but I am deeply disturbed by what I’ve seen on these recordings, and I want to make it clear that anyone who violates our promise of protecting the children of Lorain is not welcome here.”
School officials in the district claim they have a “zero tolerance policy for violence within their classrooms” and “any discipline that occurs as a result of this incident will be consistent with board policy and historical practise.”
Mother Cortney King father Samuel T. King (a member of the US Air Force), and sister Lillian Rae Perkins are among those who will miss her (nee: Jamie).
Tributes have been paid to her father, Tyson W. King; and her grandfather, Gary W. King, who died in March 2017.
The Hempel Funeral Home will be open for visitation on Sunday, July 17th, 2022 from 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. The funeral home’s chapel will be open for visitation beginning at 11:00 a.m. on Monday. www.hempelfuneralhome.com will provide rebroadcasts of services