Jones says she thanks the community for all the prayers and support. And I just I know nobody can hurt him no more," Jones said. "It hurts just knowing my child suffers like that. The family says if he was pushed into the river, they would want the children responsible and held accountable.īut right now they're just trying to get to tomorrow. Marjorie Marge Ann Dietz, 88, of Clarksville and formerly from Waverly died on Wednesday, June 21, 2023, at the Clarks. "We're just seeking justice, and we're just waiting on the police and autopsy reports," she said. Jones says she doesn't know what happened to her son and says Clarksville Police Department is investigating. With the weather warming up, we have a lot more options for the week. Just was willing to give it to him," Jones said. An obituary for a woman murdered last week in Clarksville says she was 8 months pregnant when she died. I wish I could have traded places with them, just like whatever he needed. "Just unbelievable - like you don't expect to be burying your child.
That is why it concerns her that he drowned in the Red River that sits not too far from their Clarksville home on Sunday. Jones says her son loved just about everything but had a fear of water. "I know I'm blessed to have been Dontavious’ mother, and I thank God," she said.ĭontavious loved football, basketball, and his family, and friends. Jones says no one ever had a mean thing to say about her 12-year-old son. "I always tell them just be yourself, just be yourself."
"He was always Tay Tay, I always told him don't be nobody but yourself, and I told him and he always was himself," Jones said. Jones says he just watched her son suffer. Search Clarksville obituaries and condolences, hosted by. Jones says the doctors worked hard to save her son and even got his pulse back up, but they also had to restart his heart five times. Veronica Jones says she received a call from a Clarksville Police Department sergeant that she needed to get to the hospital because her son was pulled from the river.ĭontavious was flown to Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The family is wondering how this could happen since Dontavious Talley was afraid of water. (WTVF) - A mother is grieving after her 12-year-old son drowned in a Clarksville river on Sunday.
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