Jessica Uhl, 18, and her sister, Kelli, 13, two teenage sisters who had just left a holiday family photo session were killed in a crash when an Illinois state trooper was cut off by another car and lost control of his car and struck their vehicle.
Jessica and Kelli are survived by their mother, Kimberly Dorsey, of Collinsville; their father, Brian Uhl, of Mascoutah; a sister, Madelyn Dorsey; a brother, Tony Uhl; and grandparents Barton and Patricia Foreman of Linn Creek, Mo., and Don and Kathy Uhl of Lancaster, Kan.
Jessica Uhl graduated from Collinsville High School in May. She was a good student and active in leadership positions such as the student executive board, which plans class activities such as the prom.
She was living with her mother while attending Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. She wanted to, one day, work in public relations, said her longtime boyfriend, Jordan Varner.
Jessica and Kelli are survived by their mother, Kimberly Dorsey, of Collinsville; their father, Brian Uhl, of Mascoutah; a sister, Madelyn Dorsey; a brother, Tony Uhl; and grandparents Barton and Patricia Foreman of Linn Creek, Mo., and Don and Kathy Uhl of Lancaster, Kan.
Jessica Uhl graduated from Collinsville High School in May. She was a good student and active in leadership positions such as the student executive board, which plans class activities such as the prom.
She was living with her mother while attending Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. She wanted to, one day, work in public relations, said her longtime boyfriend, Jordan Varner.
Jessica Uhl, 18, and her sister, Kelli, 13, two teenage sisters who had just left a holiday family photo session were killed in a crash when an Illinois state trooper was cut off by another car and lost control of his car and struck their vehicle.
Jessica and Kelli are survived by their mother, Kimberly Dorsey, of Collinsville; their father, Brian Uhl, of Mascoutah; a sister, Madelyn Dorsey; a brother, Tony Uhl; and grandparents Barton and Patricia Foreman of Linn Creek, Mo., and Don and Kathy Uhl of Lancaster, Kan.
Jessica Uhl graduated from Collinsville High School in May. She was a good student and active in leadership positions such as the student executive board, which plans class activities such as the prom.
She was living with her mother while attending Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. She wanted to, one day, work in public relations, said her longtime boyfriend, Jordan Varner.
Jessica and Kelli are survived by their mother, Kimberly Dorsey, of Collinsville; their father, Brian Uhl, of Mascoutah; a sister, Madelyn Dorsey; a brother, Tony Uhl; and grandparents Barton and Patricia Foreman of Linn Creek, Mo., and Don and Kathy Uhl of Lancaster, Kan.
Jessica Uhl graduated from Collinsville High School in May. She was a good student and active in leadership positions such as the student executive board, which plans class activities such as the prom.
She was living with her mother while attending Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. She wanted to, one day, work in public relations, said her longtime boyfriend, Jordan Varner.
