FRANKLIN COUNTY, Fla. — A heartbreaking crash on Highway 65 has claimed the lives of three Georgia teenagers, leaving families and an entire community in deep mourning. The tragic incident occurred on Monday, April 6, 2026, as the teens were traveling to St. George Island for what was meant to be a joyful spring break trip.

Authorities have identified the victims as 18-year-old Jackson Mobley, 17-year-old Jaylyn Fehr, and 16-year-old Charlotte Martin. All three were students at Horizon Christian Academy in Forsyth County, Georgia. Their young lives, filled with promise and potential, were suddenly cut short in the devastating crash.

According to officials, the teens were traveling together when their vehicle was involved in the fatal accident. A fourth passenger, 17-year-old Jamison Mobley, survived the crash and was transported to a hospital for treatment. His survival has brought a small measure of relief amid overwhelming grief.

Friends, teachers, and family members remember Jackson, Jaylyn, and Charlotte as talented athletes, dedicated students, and kind-hearted individuals. They were known for their positive energy, strong friendships, and the impact they had on those around them. Their loss has created a deep void in their school and community.

The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office expressed gratitude to first responders, off-duty law enforcement, and Good Samaritans who acted quickly at the scene. Their efforts are credited with helping save one life and providing assistance during an incredibly difficult situation.

As the community mourns, memorial crosses bearing the names of the three teens have been placed at the crash site in their honor. A GoFundMe has also been created to support the grieving families with funeral expenses. Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash, while loved ones hold onto memories of the joy and light these young lives brought into the world.