HEFLIN, Ala. —
Authorities say a South Carolina woman initially left in critical condition after she was struck by a rock that flew through her windshield when a pickup truck hit a pothole along Interstate 20 near the Alabama-Georgia line Monday has died.
A UAB Hospital spokesman says 33-year-old Jo Maureen Fisher , of Goose Creek, S.C., died Tuesday morning.
Alabama State Troopers say 35-year-old John Fisher was driving east in Cleburne County, four miles west of the state line.
Authorities say that’s when a pickup truck traveling in front of the couple hit the pothole, knocking the rock through Fisher’s car.
Troy Goodman, a UAB Hospital spokesman, says the family wanted people to know that Fisher was an organ donor.
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