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Contributed by:
Whei Wong
on 8/14/2006
Douglas County School District learned early this morning (Aug. 14) that we lost two students in a car crash on C-470.
Sixteen-year-old
Cammy Jo DeWolfe
and her brother, 15-year-old
Kyle Scott DeWolfe
, were killed in a single vehicle rollover accident last night. A third student, 16-year-old
Amanda Marie Stark
, was injured in the crash.
Principal
Carole Jennings
learned of the incident this morning as well. "These students were extremely involved here at ThunderRidge High School," said Jennings. "This is a tremendous loss to our student body."
District crisis team members, school counselors, administrators and mental health professionals will be available for students and staff at the school today until 7 p.m. Counselors are prepared to help students and staff as needed.
Our thoughts and deepest sympathies go out to the families and friends of these students.
Colorado State Patrol is investigating the accident.
Editor's note: You can share your condolences for the DeWolfe and Stark families and your memories in the comment area below
this story
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Whei Wong is the Douglas County School District director of communications.
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