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 UPDATE: Hospital officials confirmed to FOX 13 News Sunday that Marli Hamblin died due to injuries suffered in Friday's accident. 
 
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 SYRACUSE, Utah -- Prayers, hugs, tears and togetherness, that’s how Ron Hamblin’s family is coping with the news that his 15-year-old granddaughter, Marli Hamblin, is in critical condition and in a coma following Friday’s accident, when Marli was run over by a truck while sunbathing in a driveway. 
 
 “We haven’t given up hope, there is still a possibility that she could pull through, not a very good percentage, but we’ll take what we can get,” Ron Hamblin said. 
 
 According to police, Marli was lying on a blanket, sunbathing in her driveway while listening to music on her headphones when her older sister backed out of the garage in a pickup truck, accidentally running her over. It occurred around noon near 3000 west and 2700 south. 
 
 "The driver wasn't paying attention, obviously didn't think there would be anyone in the driveway, and just backed out of the driveway," said Officer Erin Behm of the Syracuse Police Department. 
 
 Marli’s cousin was outside at the time, just a few houses down. 
 
 "Everyone was in shock and in panic," Takenna Hamblin said. "It's been tough, we're really close and it's hard to see a loved one like this." 
 
 Marli was airlifted to Ogden Regional Medical Center. 
 
 “Her dad and I gave her a blessing yesterday and I could see her face that’s all,” Ron Hamblin said. 
 
 Marli’s sister is not facing any charges in this case. 
 
 “No foul play, it was just a tragic accident," Behm said. 
 
 “She’s having a very difficult time, beating herself up, all we can do is encourage her you know, it’s just an accident, it can happen to anybody at any given time,” Ron Hamblin said. 
 
 The Hamblin family said Marli has a bright future, and had recently made the Syracuse High School cheerleading squad. They said it’s that motivation that gives them hope that she will pull through. 
 
 “She worked hard at it, her desire was to succeed in whatever she did,” Ron Hamblin said. 
 
 For those who wish to help the family with medical costs, a donation account has been created in Marli's name at American First Credit Union. Donations can be made at any branch. A GoFundMe account has also been set up, click here to visit the page. 

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 A 15-year-old Utah girl died after being run over by a pickup truck while she lay sunbathing in the driveway of her home, police said on Monday. 
 
 Marli Hamblin, a cheerleader from Syracuse, Utah, who had recently made her high school's squad, was listening to music through her headphones and likely did not notice when her older sister began to reverse the Chevrolet truck towards her, Syracuse police and the family's Facebook page said. 
 
 The sister told investigators that she did not spot her sibling as she backed out of the home's garage, police spokeswoman Erin Behm said. She is not being charged in the incident, which police have ruled accidental, Behm said. 
 
 Hamblin, who suffered brain damage, died in a local hospital on Sunday. 
 
 A Facebook page set up by the girl's family to raise funds for hospital bills, announced late on Sunday that Hamblin had died after being treated for head trauma. 
 
 "Our precious Marli is home with her heavenly father," a post on the page said. "Please continue prayers of comfort for this family during this time." 
 
 The girl's grandfather, Ron Hamblin, told local Fox news-affiliate that Hamblin's sister was emotionally distraught over the incident, but the family was pushing through. 
 
 "We've been very fortunate over the years to not have any tragic problems, and this is the first," Ron Hamblin said. 
 
 Syracuse is about 30 miles north of Salt Lake City. 
 
 (Reporting by Laila Kearney. Editing by Andre Grenon)
– Marli Hamblin was simply and tragically in the wrong place at the wrong time. The 15-year-old laid out on a blanket in her family's driveway in Syracuse, Utah, to sunbathe Friday, listening to her iPod through headphones, when her older sister, who did not know she was there, opened the garage door and backed out of the driveway in the family's Chevy truck, reports the Chicago Tribune. Marli, who had just made her high school's cheerleading squad, suffered head trauma and brain damage and was taken off life support Sunday, reports ksl.com. "They determined there was no brain activity," cousin and LDS bishop Lance Hamblin says. "There was no chance of recovering, so the decision was made to let her pass and return to her Heavenly Father." Syracuse police said Saturday that no charges would be filed, according to the Salt Lake Tribune, while Marli's grandfather, Ron Hamblin, told Fox 13 over the weekend that the sister was "having a very difficult time, beating herself up." A local police officer adds that the driver, who she didn't name, was "really struggling." (Another freak accident, this one involving a boat, claimed a 16-year-old girl's life in Connecticut last week.)