Jane Ann Aspey Obituary — Jane Ann Aspey, an 81-year-old Cleveland, Georgia, resident, died Friday, August 28, 2026, following a two-vehicle crash at Stovall Road and Duncan Bridge Road in White County.
The collision occurred shortly before 9:45 a.m. at the intersection of Stovall Road and Duncan Bridge Road, also known as Georgia 384, according to information from the Georgia State Patrol crash report.
Aspey was driving a Ford Mustang when it collided with a Dodge Ram 3500 pickup truck.
She suffered fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene.
The pickup driver, identified as Michael Cameron Limbaugh, 31, of Clarkesville, sustained minor injuries and was transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center for treatment.
What Happened in the White County Crash?
According to the preliminary crash investigation, Aspey was traveling west on Stovall Road and approaching its intersection with Georgia 384.
Investigators reported that her Ford Mustang came to a stop at the stop sign before entering the intersection.
The preliminary report indicates that the Mustang then failed to yield to traffic traveling on Georgia 384.
As Aspey entered the intersection, her vehicle was struck on its passenger side by the southbound Dodge Ram 3500 driven by Limbaugh.
The impact caused fatal injuries to Aspey.
Emergency personnel responded to the scene, but the 81-year-old Cleveland resident could not be saved.
Pickup Driver Taken to Hospital With Minor Injuries
Limbaugh survived the collision.
The 31-year-old Clarkesville resident suffered injuries described as minor and was transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center for medical treatment.
No additional information regarding his condition was included in the details provided.
The crash resulted in a significant difference in outcome for the two drivers, with Aspey dying at the scene while Limbaugh survived with comparatively minor injuries.
Georgia State Patrol Investigating Fatal Collision
The Georgia State Patrol is responsible for investigating the circumstances surrounding the August 28 crash.
Failure to yield was identified in the preliminary investigation as a factor leading to the collision.
However, crash investigations can involve reviewing physical evidence, vehicle positions, roadway conditions and other information before authorities reach their final conclusions.
No other contributing factors were established in the information provided.
The intersection where the collision occurred connects Stovall Road with Duncan Bridge Road, or Georgia 384, in White County.
Remembering Jane Ann Aspey
Jane Ann Aspey’s death at 81 represents a sudden loss for her relatives, friends and others who knew her in the Cleveland community.
While the available information provides substantial details about the crash that claimed her life, fewer biographical details about Aspey’s family, career and personal life were included.
Her death occurred during what began as an ordinary Friday morning before the fatal collision shortly before 9:45 a.m.
For those closest to Aspey, her life will be remembered through experiences and relationships extending far beyond the circumstances of the crash.
Jane Ann Aspey Funeral Arrangements
Funeral, visitation and memorial arrangements for Jane Ann Aspey were not included in the information provided.
Those details should be confirmed through her family, funeral home or an authorized obituary announcement when available.
As the investigation continues, Aspey’s death adds another life to the human toll of serious roadway crashes and leaves her loved ones mourning an unexpected loss.
Disclaimer
This article is based on information provided concerning the August 28, 2026, crash that resulted in the death of Jane Ann Aspey, 81, of Cleveland, Georgia. Details regarding the collision, including the preliminary failure-to-yield finding, are based on the Georgia State Patrol crash information supplied and may be updated as the investigation progresses. No additional assumptions should be made regarding speed, impairment, distraction, mechanical problems or other possible contributing factors unless confirmed by investigating authorities. Funeral and family information should be verified through authorized sources.