Jayson Clark, the boat operator in 2017 fatal crash, ordered to prison
Jayson Clark, 25, was ordered to prison for vessel homicide in a 2017 crash on the Indian River Lagoon that killed his best friend Chance Rivero, 19.
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Jayson Clark, 25, was ordered to prison for vessel homicide in a 2017 crash on the Indian River Lagoon that killed his best friend Chance Rivero, 19.
Jayson Clark, 25, was ordered to prison for vessel homicide in a 2017 crash on the Indian River Lagoon that killed his best friend Chance Rivero, 19.
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PANAMA CITY — Taking credit was the one thing Christ Cordon would not do. Whenever a charity needed help or a worthy cause needed support, the owner of Cahall’s Deli in Panama City was there. Whenever local firefighters and police officers had to work on Thanksgiving, Cordon personally served them for free. “He quietly became a Bay County institution,” said Trey Hutt of Hutt Insurance in Panama City and a friend of Cordon’s for 35 years. “I can’t begin to name all the charities he helped … and he wasn’t the kind of guy to sit on a nonprofit board and get praise … he got to...