Woman who escaped Lahaina wildfire by running through burning field dies
- Laurie Allen tragically died as a result of the devastating fire in Lahaina, Maui. She was in a vehicle trying to escape the flames, but their path was blocked by a fallen tree.
- The fire in Lahaina was the deadliest in the U.S. In over a century, destroying thousands of buildings including homes. It was sparked by a fallen power line igniting dry brush and grass.
- Lahaina residents are now facing the challenge of rebuilding and returning home, with concerns over housing costs in the expensive area. Nonprofits are providing support and resources to help those affected.
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Woman Who Escaped Maui Wildfires on Foot Dies After Weeks of Hospitalization
A woman who escaped the Maui wildfires by running on foot died on Friday after weeks of being hospitalized. Laurie Allen, 64, was said to have passed away “peacefully” while at the Straub Medical Center in Honolulu, her sister-in-law Penny Allen Hood wrote on the GoFundMe page set up for her and her husband, Perry Allen. “Laurie slipped away peacefully,” her sister-in-law wrote. “Her heart was tired, and she was ready.” A woman who escaped Hawai…
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