Pamela Hanna, a beloved member of the Tucson, Arizona community, tragically lost her life on August 21, 2024, in a fatal traffic collision on Interstate 40 near Shamrock, Texas. Hanna was 67 years old at the time of her passing.
The accident, which also involved Zeno Baranshakaje, a driver from Amarillo, Texas, occurred as Pamela Hanna was traveling along a route she frequently took for both personal and charitable reasons. Authorities have reported that Baranshakaje may have been driving recklessly, contributing to the fatal collision. An investigation is underway to determine the exact circumstances that led to this tragic event.
Pamela Hanna was well-known in her community for her dedication to volunteer work. Her commitment to local charities, including animal shelters and food banks, showcased her generous spirit and deep care for others. Friends and family remember her as a compassionate individual whose warm personality and positive attitude left a lasting impression on everyone she encountered.
The community of Tucson and those who knew Pamela Hanna are left grieving her loss. Her memory will be cherished, and her legacy of selflessness and service will continue to inspire. As the investigation into the accident continues, the community mourns the passing of a woman whose life was marked by kindness and a dedication to making a difference.