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Dealing With Grief In Accident Aftermath

Editor’s note: This story, which was initially published Tuesday at 6:34 a.m., was updated at 12:49 p.m.

POTTSTOWN PA -Friends of Andrea Antonio-Harris, 16, and Breanne Marie Brothers, 15, who died during a weekend automobile accident on Route 100 north of Farmington Avenue, are expected to gather tonight (Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2009) at 8 p.m. at the front of Pottstown High School, 750 N. Washington St., Pottstown PA, for a candlelight vigil in their memory.

Many students spent Monday (Dec. 14) consoling each other and creating works of art to pay tribute to their fellow students. Some of those pieces are expected to be on display at the school, which coincidentally is hosting a basketball game against Pottsgrove High School at the same time in the Pottstown gym.

Meanwhile, authorities investigating the one-car accident, which occurred late Saturday night (Dec. 12), have not yet released the names of four other students injured. They are said to be the 18-year-old male driver of the SUV, who attended Pottsgrove; a 17-year old Pottsgrove girl, a 17-year-old Pottstown girl, and a 12-year-old Boyertown girl. No charges have yet been filed in relation to the accident.

Social Media

Three Facebook-related pages have been established since the accident was reported.

Obituaries

Obituary information was not available Tuesday as of 12:49 p.m. When obituaries become available they often can be located online using the ObitFinder page at Legacy.com.

News Resources

In scanning available news feeds for more information regarding the accident, The Post on Tuesday found these stories for reader reference, listed with the most recent first. These are different from, and in addition to, references provided Monday:

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One Response to “Dealing With Grief In Accident Aftermath”

  1. Edward Cox says:

    In a comment regarding this horrific tragedy I referred to the roadway as wet and possibly icy. I have been informed that the roadway was actually dry. I regret my error. These conditions make this crash more troubling to explain as it implies a loss of control.

    Again my heartfelt sympathy to all impacted by this terrible loss.

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