Tragedy Strikes Gloverville: Sisters Die in House Fire

News Summary

In a heart-wrenching incident in Gloverville, South Carolina, two young sisters, Serahya and Deandolyn Jordan, lost their lives in a house fire. The blaze erupted in the early hours of February 24, 2025, with brave attempts from firefighters proving futile to save the girls. Other family members were hospitalized, and the community faces a tragic loss, rallying together in support as investigations into the fire’s cause begin.

Tragedy Hits Gloverville: Two Young Sisters Lose Their Lives in Fire

It’s a heartbreaking day in Gloverville, South Carolina after a devastating fire took the lives of two young sisters, leaving the community reeling with grief. The incident, which occurred in the early hours of Monday, February 24, 2025, around 12:50 a.m., has left many asking questions and seeking answers.

The Harrowing Night

The fire broke out at a residence in the 200 block of Pine Street, and despite the brave efforts of firefighters, 6-year-old Serahya Jordan and her 8-year-old sister Deandolyn Jordan were both pronounced dead just hours after being rushed to Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Emergency responders did everything they could, but sadly, Serahya was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at 1:57 a.m., and Deandolyn followed at 2:00 a.m.

Family Under Medical Care

Four other children and their mother were also affected by this horrific incident. They were quickly transported to nearby medical facilities, with one of the siblings listed in critical condition and requiring treatment at Doctors Hospital in Augusta, Georgia. Meanwhile, the mother and another child sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were treated at Aiken Regional Medical Centers.

Community Heroes

Amidst this chaos, neighbors sprang into action, attempting to help rescue the children. One brave neighbor even broke down the front door in hopes of saving lives. The community has rallied together, showcasing the strength and unity in a time of unimaginable sorrow.

Investigations Underway

As the sun rose on this tragic day, the investigation into the cause and origin of the fire commenced. It’s still a mystery how this fire started, but authorities, including the Aiken County Coroner’s Office, Aiken County Sheriff’s Office, and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, are working diligently to get to the bottom of it. Autopsies will be performed in Newberry to clarify the exact reasons behind the sisters’ untimely deaths.

Heartbreak in the Community

This sad event marks the third fire-related death in the area in just the past week, sending shockwaves through the small community. Residents are coming together to support each other, remembering the bright lights that were these two young girls. The loss of little Serahya and Deandolyn has created a void that can never be filled.

Hope in Darkness

As Gloverville begins to heal, the focus turns to the family left behind. Community members are stepping up to offer help and support in any way they can, whether that’s through meals, financial assistance, or simply lending an ear. This tragedy has reminded everyone of the fleeting nature of life and the importance of cherishing our loved ones.

While the memories of the Jordan sisters will forever be etched in the hearts of their family and friends, the investigation continues to ensure that their loss was not in vain. Now, as Gloverville unites in grief, there’s hope that answers will soon come to light, providing some semblance of closure in this heart-wrenching chapter.

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Additional Resources

• The State
• WRDW
• WBTV
• WJBF
• Google Search: Gloverville fire
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Fire Safety