Floral Park decorated with navy blue ribbons to honor woman killed in Boston crash
Delanie Fekert was a native of Floral Park who died while riding with her friend in a ride-share car that was rearended by a tow truck.
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Oct 12, 2022, 2:23 AM
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13h agoNavy blue ribbons were put up across Floral Park to honor the 25-year-old woman killed in a car crash over the weekend in Boston.
Delanie Fekert was a native of Floral Park who died while riding with her friend in a ride-share car that was rearended by a tow truck.
Her neighbors tell News 12 they chose navy blue because Fekert was an alumna of Quinnipiac University and a Yankees fan.
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