A grandmother who dedicated her life to her local church and volunteering at a primary school was killed in a horror crash involving an allegedly stolen car.Maureen Crosland, 84, was travelling with another woman yesterday to pick up a wedding dress for her granddaughter when the Alfa Romeo she was travelling in was hit by a car that was allegedly speeding on the Old Hume Highway in Camden, south-west Sydney.
A grandmother who dedicated her life to her local church and volunteering at a primary school was one of two women killed in a horror crash involving an allegedly stolen car.

Maureen Crosland, aged 84, was on a heartfelt errand with a future family member, heading out to collect a wedding dress for her granddaughter’s upcoming nuptials.

The Alfa Romeo they were in was hit by a car that was allegedly speeding on the Old Hume Highway in Camden in south-west Sydney.
A grandmother who dedicated her life to her local church and volunteering at a primary school was killed in a horror crash involving an allegedly stolen car.Maureen Crosland, 84, was travelling with another woman yesterday to pick up a wedding dress for her granddaughter when the Alfa Romeo she was travelling in was hit by a car that was allegedly speeding on the Old Hume Highway in Camden, south-west Sydney.
Maureen Crosland, 84, was travelling with another woman yesterday to pick up a wedding dress for her granddaughter, (Nine)
The car was allegedly stolen from a service station in Sydney’s south and police had tracked it for about 40 minutes before the fatal collision.

Tragically, both Crosland and her companion, 60-year-old Lee Casuscelli, lost their lives at the scene of the incident.

Crosland, who was preparing to welcome Casuscelli’s son into her family through marriage, is fondly remembered for her unwavering commitment to St John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Campbelltown. Her passing has left a profound void in the community.

A grandmother who dedicated her life to her local church and volunteering at a primary school was killed in a horror crash involving an allegedly stolen car.Maureen Crosland, 84, was travelling with another woman yesterday to pick up a wedding dress for her granddaughter when the Alfa Romeo she was travelling in was hit by a car that was allegedly speeding on the Old Hume Highway in Camden, south-west Sydney.
Lee Casuscelli, 60. died at the scene of the crash in Sydney. (Nine)

Assistant Priest Richard Healey of St John the Evangelist shared, “When I broke the news during Mass this morning, the entire congregation was visibly moved and shaken.”

“The sorrow was palpable, with many shedding tears over the tragic circumstances,” he continued.

He added, “They were en route with the groom’s mother to gather wedding dresses, making the loss even more heartbreaking.”

Two people have been killed and a driver has been arrested after a two-car crash in Sydney's south-west.
Luke Francis, 31, has been charged with multiple offences, including dangerous driving occasioning death. (Nine)

Luke Francis, 31, has been charged with multiple offences, including dangerous driving occasioning death.

He did not apply for bail in court today and will remain behind bars.

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