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Loganville couple killed in Barrow County wreck

By Mike Morris
Jan 5, 2015

A Loganville couple died early Saturday in a single-vehicle wreck in Barrow County.

According to the Georgia State Patrol, Raymond Brian Fenimore, 34, was driving southbound on Ga. 11 when he lost control of his vehicle near McElhannon Road, running off the east side shoulder of the highway.

Fenmore over-corrected and the vehicle began to spin, a State Patrol spokesperson said, hitting a tree and ejecting both Fenimore and his passenger, 33-year-old Angela Carole Cline.

Both Fenimore and Cline were killed.

A GoFundMe account has been set up to raise money for the couple's two young children.

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