NBC 40 – Momentary Driver Distraction Ends a Life
On April 1, a new law went into effect which will make pedestrians safer and drivers more accountable. Now it’s time to educate the public.
NJN News – A Preventable Tragedy
Joel Feldman speaks about the heartache of losing his daughter Casey to a distracted driver and the need for stronger pedestrian safety laws.
“Her sparkling spirit remembered”
With the help of local arborist Steve McFarland, Dianne Anderson has decorated an 80-foot-tall Sycamore with 19,000 pink lights. The lights are to memorialize the sparkling spirit of Anderson’s daughter Casey Feldman who lost her life last summer while crossing a street in Ocean City, N.J. McFarland of Aldan, and ...
Casey Tree on Local News
Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 The bright lights that lit up Springfield in pink have made their way to the local news! Three channels in the Philadelphia area covered “The Casey Tree” that was assembled at the Feldman home right before Christmas. ...
Sea Isle, Traffic Safety Alliance Dedicate Pink Tree for Casey
By Herald Staff SEA ISLE CITY — This community and the South Jersey Traffic Safety Alliance will dedicate a Pink Remembrance Tree for Casey Feldman, a 21-year-old from Springfield, Pa. who was killed last summer when a van struck her ...
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Lawrence R. Skinner, Sr.From: May 9, 1941To: November 14, 2003Please tell us about your loved one who ...
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Making Better Choices
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I won’t step on the gas when the light turns yellow. I will pull over and study the map instead of trying to read the map in traffic.
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As a passenger, I won’t distract my friend who is driving. I won’t get in a car when I know my friends drink and drive.
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won’t multi-task while driving. I won’t look for and change CDs, won’t try to drink a latte or put on lipstick and drive at the same time.
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I will obey the speed limits. I will stop at crosswalks while people are crossing. I will be especially cautious in a school zone.
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I won’t send or respond to a text message while driving. I won’t hold my cell phone in one hand and drive with the other.
