Josephine Crossman, 85, killed in pedestrian collision on 8th Street in Honesdale, Pennsylvania
Pedestrian Hit by Vehicle has Died
Bill Crossman and his 85-year-old mother Josephine were walking home from Elegantes Restaurant and Pizzeria on Main Street in Honesdale on Monday night.
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