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Brittani Head -- Car Accident

Published Monday, May 08, 2006 by Admin | E-mail this post

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Brittani Head was set to graduate from Crossroads Christian Academy in May. Shortly before Brittani died, her mom just finished paying for her senior trip to Cancun, where Brittani planned to go with some local friends, and some friends from Florida.

She loved sports: soccer, softball and cheerleading, and was a big LSU tiger fan, said her dad, Glynn Head.

Her mother said she loved to help people.

"She took on everybody else's problems," Jamie Head said.
Still, Brittani was a typical teen in many ways.

It was not unusual for her to do homework with the radio going, reading and chatting with friends on her computer.

"I would walk in ... and say, 'How can you concentrate?' " Jamie Head recalled.

Brittani always reassured her mother that she was good at multitasking.

At night, she liked to be in her room on the computer.

"She got that laptop for Christmas, and she just loved it," her mother said.

Like other teens her age, Brittani had a spot on MySpace.com - a Web site used by teens to chat and exchange ideas and images. Now, her friends post messages on it to remember her.

"It has been hard," Glynn Head said of the days since his daughter's death. "I have to be strong for my wife and my younger daughter, now my only daughter."

Brittani's room will remain intact, said her mother.

"I plan to leave it just as it is," Jamie Head said. "I feel like she is in there."

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