Selfless mom died of car crash after helping in another car accident

Ana Kincart died when a car crashed onto hers as she checked up on a driver involved in yet another accident. She was waiting for authorities to arrive after the first car got into an accident.

The Boone County Sheriff's Department reported a "double fatal accident" that happened on the I-275 in Boone County at 8:30 AM on Monday. Initially, the incident involved a single Chevrolet Camaro. The accident became a multiple collision that killed two people in separate cars.

She died helping another driver

According to her stepfather, Andy Cline, the 36-year-old mom stopped on the Carroll Cropper Bridge to check up on a driver who got into a car accident. In a Facebook post, he said that Kincart's car got struck by another vehicle while she was waiting for authorities to arrive.

Cline, who said his heart is "hearts ripped out," relayed that his stepdaughter, who was a nurse, stayed with the driver until the police arrive. However, while waiting, she got rear-ended by two cars and died.

Selfless mom and nurse

According to her obituary, Kincart was a selfless and loving nurse who worked during the pandemic. She had four children with husband Donnie. Her children made a tribute on her GoFundMe page, saying that she was an "angel on earth" and God's gift.

The tribute reads that she has touched every person's life with them through good and bad times. There will always be a hole in the hearts of her loved ones, it wrote. Her kids treat her as a best friend, guide, and savior. Kincart has taught her kids so much about life and how to love and keep faith in their hearts.

The kids wrote that their mom makes people feel good about themselves, saying that there is something special about every person. They also wrote that Kincart did everything for them, so now, they are lost without her. Her free spirit lifted them and filled them with joy. She infects everyone with her happiness through jokes, sarcasm, and horseplay.

Kincart's children knew that she would be their guardian angel, always watching them down on Earth. They will find hope in the prayer journal that she has left behind.

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An angel to everyone

LEX 18, a local news station, has identified that the other deceased driver was Brandon L. Hicks. Donnie Kincart told ABC's WCPO affiliate that his wife had saved many lives, including his. He also said that Kincart was an angel to everyone on Earth.

According to the Boone County Sheriff's Department, four cars were involved in the accident. They took a third driver, who got a moderate but non-life-threatening injury, to the hospital. A fourth driver did not get any injury at all.