Anneice B. Fich, 66, killed while pushing her 2-year-old great-grandson in stroller after being struck by vehicle in Camas, WA
Woman pushing stroller fatally struck by vehicle
The relationship between the woman and child wasn't immediately clear.
Woman pushing stroller struck, killed in Camas crash
He and some of his friends went to the nearby Dollar Tree and bought candles, a balloon and a poster. They wrote “R.I.P.” on the poster and made a memorial near the scene of the crash.
Great-grandmother pushing stroller killed in Camas crash
The man driving the car was unhurt and cooperating with police. Investigators ruled out impairment as a factor in the crash.
Anneice B. Fich of Washougal was pushing a stroller carrying her great-grandson across the uncontrolled intersection near Northeast 3rd Avenue and Weir Street when a vehicle driving east on 3rd Avenue struck her. Fich was pronounced dead at the scene. Her great-grandson, 2-year-old Eduardo "Lalo" Herrera-Berra, was taken to Peace Health Medical Center and treated for broken ribs, a punctured lung, and a fractured leg.
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