This is SO Sad for the Stone Mountain Community. Mrs. Mallet was a staff member at Stephenson Middle, her son a student, and her husband of course ran our local Golden Crust restaurant. I know the majority of the community is in shock. Prayer is needed for this family, and specifically for Nicole who is left with the knowledge and memories of this day. God Bless this family.

I am so saddened by this. I am shocked beyond words.
RIP

My heart goes out to the family and to the staff and their families at Golden Krust as they too will be affected by all this. I don't know the family, but I am deeply saddened.

This is very devastasting! I loved this family. May Almighty God, Jehovah, please remember this family at the time of the resurrection. Satan is the reason for such tragedies and one day our loving God will swallow up death forever. (Rev. 21:1-4)

I am truly saddened by this news. I worked with Ainsworth at a drugstore for about 5 years. He was a wonderful, hardworking, kind man. He always had a positive comment and was an inspiration to all who had the pleasure of meeting him. Rest in Peace, my friend.

I am devastated!!! I met this family 6 yrs ago and still buys patties and stuff from their shop!! They were very kind hearted and hard-working people and will be truly missed!!! May God have mercy on their souls and and their daughter find peace and be comforted during this time!!! R.I.P. Ainsworth, Jackie and Drew!!!

They really need to start doing something about these tractor trailers... They r taking too many lives... This is saddening..

Is there a memorial fund set up for those who want to give in memory of the family?

RIP. To the mallet family zzz ,

I have known Ainsworth and Jacquline for over 20 years, we worked together in Enfield, CT. We kept intouch when they moved to GA. They were the nicest, kindest couple I have ever met. Please keep Nicole in prayer.

I would have missed the home going service time if I was to attend. I thought it was 1:00pm for some reason. I did not knew them, but I would not be able to endure it at all. It is just one of the saddest things on earth right now. God knows my heart deeply goes out to Nicole, family, friends, customers and associates. My heart is still sad, and my soul weary. RIP my Jamaican family. Lord knows it is real painful.

I am Canadian resident and does not know the Mallett family but I wish to take
This opportunity to extend my warm and heartfelt sympathy to the beautiful family
In their time of grief on such irreparable loss. I know that with the loving grace of
The good Lord , they will find strength and comfort.

D. Scott
Toronto, Canada

I do not know the family personally,but unfortunately I was present on the scene shortly after the accident took place.
I pass the spot that it took place on an almost daily basis,and I always pray for the daughter when I go past it.
It's a difference to hear about something as opposed to being present.
I experience these events occasionally,but this one I will never forget.i pray the family that's still here will be healed and be able to go forward.
God bless.
This is the only hope we have in this short lived and fragile life we have here.1 thes 4:13-18.