UPDATE 5-5 11:20pm By Candace Sweat

A Quincy, Florida man accused of killing two people in 2009 while driving drunk has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.

64- year-old Larry Yeomans was sentenced on two counts of DUI manslaughter.

Leslie and John Broach of Havana, were in the median of Highway 27 at County Road 159 south of Havana when Yeomans hit their sedan from behind. They later died at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

"Am I happy that he is going to feel some of the pain that we do? To some degree yes. To other degree, no," said Leslie Broach's Aunt, Glenda Shepherd.

The Broach's daughter, who was eight at the time, was also in the car at the time, but she survived.
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UPDATE 5-5 4:55 pm

Larry Yeomans has been sentenced to 20 years for two counts of DUI manslaughter.

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UPDATE 5-5 4:25 pm

Still no sentencing. Family from both sides gave statements. Larry Yeomans, also, took the stand. Yeomans faces a minimum sentence of 20 years and a maximum of 30 years.

Stay with WCTV.tv for more details

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[UPDATE] 5-5 Noon -

A Gadsden County man accused of killing two people in a car accident is set to hear his sentence from a judge on May 5.

Larry Yeomans entered a plea to two counts of manslaughter for the 2009 crash. Then 8-year-old Emily Broach was the only survivor.

Authorities say Emily's parents, Leslie and John Broach of Havana, were in the median of Highway 27 at County Road 159 south of Havana when Yeomans hit their sedan from behind. The couple was taken to Tallahassee Memorial, where they later died.

Yeomans' sentencing is set for three this afternoon.

We'll have the very latest tonight on Eyewitness News.

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The Florida Highway Patrol says a man and his wife were killed Friday night south of Havana in a DUI accident.

FHP says 30-year-old Johnny Broach of Havana and his wife and daughter were stopped in the median of U.S. 27 near the intersection with County Road 159 when their Pontiac sedan was rear-ended by a Dodge Ram truck. Troopers say 62-year-old Larry Yeomans of Quincy was driving that truck when he drifted into the median and slammed into the Broach's car. Johnny Broach and his wife, 26-year-old Leslie Broach, were taken to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital but did not survive. Their 8-year-old daughter did survive the wreck. FHP says Yeomans was taken into custody and faces two counts of DUI manslaughter.