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A year after losing son, Buford man seeks to become human again
Kelly Nashs body was found in Lanier after monthlong search
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Alan Nash talks about how he has coped with his son’s loss in the year since his son was discovered dead on Lake Lanier. - photo by Erin O. Smith
Nick Watson
Updated: Mar 6, 2016, 5:27 AM
Published: Mar 6, 2016, 2:40 AM
The morning coffee comes with an unsettling vista for Alan Nash. Out the window from his Shadburn Ferry Road home are the boats resting in the winter waters and the dock where his son Kelly was found last year after a monthlong search. “They say that grieving is not a process, it’s something you learn to live with,” Alan Nash said.
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More housing could come to East Main Street in Flowery Branch. Here’s where
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Plans call for 64 townhomes off East Main Street in Flowery Branch. Amenities would include a dog park and swimming pool and cabana. - photo by Jeff Gill
Jeff Gill
The Times
Published: Apr 1, 2025, 4:23 PM
A plan for 64 townhomes off East Main Street in Flowery Branch is set to go before the Flowery Branch City Council on Thursday, April 3.
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