McConnellsburg, PA – In a devastating turn of events, a fatal two-vehicle collision in Franklin County has resulted in the death of 64-year-old Connie Seville, a beloved member of the McConnellsburg community. The accident occurred on Friday evening at approximately 7:26 p.m. on Lincoln Way West (Route 30) at the intersection with Fort Loudon Road.
According to Pennsylvania State Police, the tragic incident was triggered when a Chevrolet Cruze disregarded a red traffic signal and collided with the front driver’s side of a Dodge Caravan driven by Seville. Despite the swift response of emergency personnel, Seville was pronounced dead at the scene due to the severity of her injuries.
A passenger in the Dodge Caravan sustained injuries and was airlifted to Hershey Medical Center for treatment of suspected internal injuries. The current condition of the passenger has not been disclosed, and their identity remains unknown. The driver of the Chevrolet Cruze, remarkably, escaped the accident without any injuries. The authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the exact circumstances of the collision and any potential charges.
Connie Seville was remembered by the McConnellsburg community for her kind heart and active involvement in local affairs. Her sudden passing has left many in mourning, as she was known to touch the lives of those around her.
On social media, friends and family expressed their condolences and shared memories of Seville. Ashton Golden posted, “Will forever cherish the memories and good times we had together… I love and miss you so much aunt Connie, until we meet again rest easy sweet angel.” Julie May offered support, saying, “I’m so sorry bub! Love you, I’m here if you need anything.” Others, like Rebecca Souders, Michele Emond Schmitt, and Penny Harlow, also shared their sympathies with simple but heartfelt messages: “Sorry for your loss.”
This tragic event underscores the critical importance of adhering to traffic signals and road safety measures. Authorities continue to urge drivers to remain vigilant, especially at intersections, to prevent such devastating accidents.
As the investigation by the Pennsylvania State Police continues, they are appealing to anyone with information about the incident to come forward. The community’s support and witness accounts are hoped to provide clarity on the events leading up to the collision.
In the wake of Connie Seville’s untimely death, the McConnellsburg community is not only mourning but also rallying in support of the injured passenger, wishing for a full and swift recovery. The memory of Connie Seville will be cherished by all who knew her, marking a profound loss for her family, friends, and the entire community.