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Aubrey Horner's Cause of Death in Fatal Car Crash
Aubrey Lynn Horner, a 37-year-old resident of Windber, Pennsylvania, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, December 2nd. Horner was an employee at Anthony's Neapolitan Pizza in Windber. She died in a fatal car accident that occurred early Saturday morning.
The Fatal Crash
According to the Pennsylvania State Police, the crash occurred around 9:30 AM on Horn Road in Paint Township. Horner was a backseat passenger in a 2007 Pontiac G7 driven by a 36-year-old man from Windber. The driver and front seat passenger were not wearing seatbelts and were ejected from the vehicle in the crash.
Horner was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver and male passenger were taken to Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center in Johnstown for treatment. No other vehicles were reported to be involved in the incident. The cause of the crash remains under investigation by state police.
Remembering Aubrey Horner
Aubrey Lynn Horner was born on June 8, 1986 to parents Lisa and Tom Singer of Windber, Pennsylvania. She attended Windber Area High School, graduating in 2004. Horner later attended Pennsylvania Highlands Community College.
Horner was a loving mother to her daughter Alaina Keim. She enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her daughter, mother, sisters, and grandma. Some of her favorite activities included shopping trips, beach vacations, game nights with family, and doting on her cat Lucy.
At the time of her passing, Horner worked at Anthony's Neapolitan Pizza. She previously was employed at Michaels, City Hotel Bar & Grill, and Claire's. Horner was very loved by her two sisters, Hillary and Chelsey Singer.
Reactions and Tributes
Aubrey Lynn, 37, passed unexpectedly as a result of a car accident. Born June 8th, 1986, beloved daughter of Lisa and Tom Singer, Windber. Survived by parents, her pride and joy, daughter, Alaina Keim, Windber, grandparents, Adina and John Horner, Richland, sisters, Hillary Singer (fiancé Cort DeBiase) and Chelsey Singer (fiancé Vin Walls) and nephew, Vinny Walls, all of Windber. Preceded in death by grandfather, John Dagastino. Survived by grandmother, Sally Dagastino, father, Jeffery Dagastino and siblings, Jeffery and Jenna, all of Windber. Also survived by numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. Aubrey enjoyed spending time with her daughter and family, shopping, Main Moon feasts with Alaina, casino trips with her grandma, mom and sisters, a competitive game of foosball, cheating at Monopoly and Slide against her sisters and cousins, family beach trips growing up, and spending time with her four-legged friend cat, Lucy, whom she adored. She loved being an aunt to Vinny and looked forward to welcoming her second nephew in February. The family finds comfort in knowing that she is at peace and reunited with her beloved great-grandma Beutman and soulmate Bubba (Terry). Family will receive friends 5:00 p.m. to time of Celebration of Life service to begin 7:00 p.m. Friday, December 8th at Meek & Dalla Valle Funeral Home of Windber, Rev. Joe Brown, officiating.
Outpouring of Grief
News of Horner's sudden death shocked the Windber community. Friends and loved ones expressed their grief on social media. One friend wrote on Facebook: "RIP to my friend Aubrey Horner. I'll always remember meeting you in the 5th grade and all the sleepovers...Prayers for you and your family."
The unexpected loss of someone so beloved at such a young age has undoubtedly left many heartbroken. Yet Horner touched numerous lives in Windber and beyond in just 37 short years. She leaves behind many cherished memories with family and friends.
Searching for Answers
While police continue to investigate the exact cause of the crash, the loss of Horner leaves many unanswered questions for her grieving loved ones. What caused the vehicle to crash along Horn Road that morning remains unclear. However, state police report no other vehicles were involved.
Horner's family and friends are undoubtedly struggling to process this devastating tragedy. The community will come together to support one another during this exceedingly difficult time. While the family searches for answers, they will also focus on celebrating Horner's life and the joy she brought to so many.
Honoring Aubrey's Memory
Aubrey Horner was described by friends as a caring mother, daughter, sister, and friend. She lived life to the fullest and brought smiles to those around her. Her unexpected passing leaves a tremendous hole in the Windber community.
Yet Horner's memory lives on through her beloved daughter Alaina and all those she touched in life. Her family, friends, and the Windber community will honor her vibrant spirit. Though her life ended far too soon, the memories, moments, and joy she shared will never fade. Horner remains forever loved, cherished, and deeply missed.
