Woman reported missing was killed in wreck

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Wednesday, October 14. 2009
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A Pendergrass man got the worst possible result after he reported his wife missing Sunday.

The man came to the Commerce Police Station to report his wife missing after she came home from work Saturday, told her husband she was going out to eat and to a movie with a friend, but never came home.

The friend told police that she last saw Jacqueline M. Goralczyk, 44, of 549 Brumbalow Road, Pendergrass, at about 3 a.m. Sunday. The two had returned to the friend’s house on Hunnington Lane, and the friend said she thought Goralczyk was spending the night. But when she awakened at about 8:00 the next morning, Goralczyk was gone.

At about 11:30 that morning, the Commerce officer who took the missing person report learned of a fatal one-vehicle accident on Interstate 85 southbound at the 140-mile marker involving a vehicle matching that of Goralczyk. He was able to confirm that she had been killed in the accident
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#1 Nina Walker on 10/15/09 at 04:41 PM [Reply]
To my Best Friend I will miss you so much. I love you.

Rest In Peace Jackie
#1.1 Jeff & Jeannie Ragsdale on 10/18/09 at 04:59 PM [Reply]
We all love and miss you, had a bunch a great memories your a great person, see you soon our deepest regards to the family you will be missed and always loved!! Always and Forever Jeannie and Jeff
#1.2 jacob on 06/26/10 at 01:36 AM [Reply]
mom i miss u so much i love u and miss u very much r.i.p mom
#2 sean on 04/29/10 at 03:13 AM [Reply]
i miss you terribly mom. you were the only woman in my life who truly had my heart. not a day goes by where i dont think about you. i love you with everything inside me.

your son, Sean

p.s. how bout them Cowboys, mom?
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