Identification of the person who passed away as a result of the collision in Wayne County has been confirmed. The New York State Police have identified the deceased person who was involved in the incident that occurred on Tuesday afternoon in Wayne County. The collision included two cars and resulted in the death of one other person. At around 4:20 p.m. on Tuesday, a collision between two vehicles took place in Walworth, close to the intersection of Route 441 and Canandaigua Road.
This information was provided by the state police. Thomas A. Doherty, a resident of Webster who was 62 years old, passed away at the scene of the accident. Doherty retired from the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office and went on to work as a constable when he left the department. An 18-year-old male youth from Victor, Ontario County, was travelling on Canandaigua Road in a direction that was heading north when he collided with the vehicle that Doherty was driving on Route 441, which was heading west. This information was provided by the troopers after the collision.
It has been reported by the State Police that the female passenger of Doherty, who has not been identified, was transported to Strong Memorial Hospital with injuries that were not considered to be life-threatening. Minor injuries were also sustained by two adolescent females who were travelling in the car in the direction of the north. There is currently an inquiry being carried out by the state troopers into the crash. The individual who was affected by the tragedy that occurred in Walworth was remembered as a cherished member of the family.
As a beloved father, grandpa, and uncle, Thomas Doherty, a former Monroe County Jail officer who passed away on Tuesday as a result of an incident in Walworth, is being affectionately remembered by his family and friends. Along with a photograph of her father, Doherty’s daughter sent a statement in which she described the influence that he had on the room and affirmed that his presence immediately brought light into the space. According to the New York State Police, the guy, who was 62 years old and from Webster, passed away at the site of the collision. The accident occurred when his vehicle collided with another vehicle at the intersection of State Route 441 and Canandaigua Road. In the vicinity of 4:20 p.m., an accident took place.
This occurred while Doherty was behind the wheel of a Hyundai Sonata. Kari Bittner, who was 56 years old at the time, had injuries that were not considered to be life-threatening and was transported to Strong Memorial Hospital. While receiving medical attention, the two people who were riding in the opposing vehicle, a girl who was 15 years old and another woman who was 17 years old, were also sent to the hospital with injuries that were not considered to be life-threatening. The Ford Focus driver, who was 18 years old at the time of the accident, did not sustain any serious injuries. In the present moment, the state police are carrying out an investigation into the collision that still continues.
“The moment my father entered a room, he sparked the ambiance.” In addition to being always ready to share his stories, he had an unflinching willingness to share jokes and anecdotes with everyone who would offer an ear to listen to them. Within a close-knit family consisting of seven siblings, he spent his childhood on Winton Road. There, he made a number of friends with whom he has maintained a steady relationship throughout the course of his life. He has managed to maintain these relationships.
During his time working as a Sheriff’s Deputy at the Monroe County Sheriff’s office and then as a security guard at Webster Thomas High School until he retired, he devoted his spare time to the sport of golf because he enjoyed it so much. As far as he was concerned, he was “engaging in the activity” regardless of the weather conditions, which could include hail, snow, or sunshine. He and his partner were doing a survey of the land in order to determine the greatest distance at which they could build a house in close proximity to the driving range of the Blue Heron Hills Country Club in Gananda, which was a club that he was a member of. They were looking for a house that would be located in a more convenient location for their grandmother, their children, and their granddaughter.
