A Pickerington lady killed attempting to cease her automotive from being stolen along with her 6-year-old son inside was a 29-year-old public faculty worker and a single mom.
Alexa Stakely died at Mount Carmel East Hospital at 8:43 Thursday morning after struggling a deadly head wound whereas attempting to cease the automobile. Police stated she left her sleeping son within the automobile, a Honda CRV, whereas talking to the babysitter within the doorway of the home at about 1:30 a.m. Thursday on the 6300 block of Blue Knoll Drive on the White Oak Park Condominiums.
Stakely noticed the Honda pulling out from the driveway and ran to cease it, yelling for the driving force to cease, police stated. In some unspecified time in the future the Honda struck her, and he or she struck her head when she fell. Police are searching for two male suspects seen fleeing the scene on foot.
Who was Alexa Stakely?
Stakely was a speech-language pathologist for Winchester Path Elementary Colleges in Canal Winchester Native Colleges, the district confirmed Thursday. She had been with the district for 5 years.
“Alexa was obsessed with kids and speech-language remedy. She was sensible and compassionate, and he or she cared a lot about serving to kids develop their potential to speak,” the district wrote in a press release.
Stakely held a grasp’s diploma in speech-language pathology from Ohio State College, in accordance with her LinkedIn web page. She labored a second job as a waitress to assist her son, the district stated. She had simply completed a shift and was selecting her son up from the babysitter’s dwelling.
Her son was unharmed and is with household, the district stated.
“She was an excellent mother who was extremely devoted to her son. Ms. Stakely made a distinction within the lives of the scholars and households she labored with and shall be missed by so many in our group and past.”
bagallion@dispatch.com
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