The Sumter, South Carolina community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Jessica Nicole Way, known affectionately as Jessie, of Manning, who tragically died as a result of injuries sustained in a car accident on December 2nd. Her sudden passing has left family, friends, and residents devastated, as they come to terms with the profound loss of a beloved young woman.
Jessie Way was a cherished member of her community, known for her warm personality and caring spirit. She was a devoted mother to three children, a loving daughter, and a partner to her significant other, Gus Davis V. Those who knew her speak of her kindness, strength, and the positive impact she had on everyone around her.
The accident occurred late in the afternoon on a busy road near Sumter, leaving many in shock. Details surrounding the crash remain under investigation, but the community’s focus has shifted to mourning and offering support to her family during this difficult time. The news was shared publicly by close friend Brandon Ard, who expressed the community’s collective grief and asked for prayers for Jessie’s family.
In a heartfelt message, Brandon Ard wrote, “Everyone please send prayers to one of our own, Tray Way, and his wife. Yes, the rumors are true. Jessie Way (Jessica Nicole Way) departed this life on December 2nd as a result of injuries sustained in a car accident. Our lives are shattered, and we need time to process this horrific event. Please keep Tray Way and me, her three precious children and their father, Orry Hodge, as well as her significant other, Gus Davis V, in your prayers. I am still in shock.”
The community has also been rallying around Jessie’s family, offering condolences and support. Funeral arrangements are yet to be announced by Stephens Funeral Home, but loved ones expect a memorial service to honor her life and legacy.
Jessie Way’s sudden departure has left a void in the hearts of many. She was a bright light in her community, and her memory will be cherished forever. As friends and family mourn her loss, they hold onto the hope that her spirit will continue to inspire those who knew her.
