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Funeral Held for Nocona ISD Employee

By: Mechell Dixon
Updated: February 22, 2013
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Family and friends gathered today to pay their final respects to a Nocona school district employee killed in a weekend accident.

Forty-nine year old Dawn Carpenter died Saturday night in Haskell County.

Police say the vehicle she was in was hit head-on by a driver going the wrong direction on Highway 277.

Carpenter served as the technology coordinator for Nocona ISD.

And today Nocona schools dismissed early to allow students and staff to attend her funeral which was held this afternoon in the Nocona Elementary gym.

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