Hannah Bartle, 21-Year-Old Arizona State University Grad, Dies in Day's Second Fatal Stall on 405 Freeway

"Just the night before, at 11:45 p.m., 23-year-old Vanessa Fulladosa of Palmdale was killed when hervehicle -- which had stalled on the southbound 405 -- was rear-ended in the fast lane."-Vanessa was/is  my daughter. The second of five children. I am sorry for your loss. I know the emptiness and anguish that overcomes you. Vanessa was on the brink of really starting her life. A recent university graduate with her first big job, living at home before saving enough to get a new car and her own place. We miss her so much. The 405 freeway needs to be made safer than it is. Unfortunately I suppose we all are here only temporarily. I do know that Vanessa lived a life very full and experienced as much as she could have in such a short time. Her name means change. I thinks she is still here but in a better form. Peace.

Hannah became my labmate last summer when she was a PSLC intern in Pittsburgh, and I am so sorry to hear that she is not with us anymore :(. She was a fantastic young woman, scientist, and would have made such an impact wherever she had gone in her career. My sincere condolences to her family, boyfriend, and friends.

nataliehi Casey, you have been on my mind. You and your parents are constantly in my thoughts. I even dreamed about Hannah last night. Hope you don't mind that I posted a note.

...my sincerest condolences, Casey. i brushed paths with your sister, but very briefly and under unusual circumstances. i was wondering if you and your family were able to review anything related to the accident; coroner's report or any hospital records.

Your sister seemed like an amazing spirit; a force...i can only imagine that she'll always continue to shine here and wherever wonderful Spirits go to.

Hannah and her family have been our neighbor's since 1991, she went to grade school, middle school and high school with my daughter Ashley. She was kind, sweet, beautiful and a caring young woman. Our family was so upset to hear about Hannah, we will miss her. We will cherish our memory's of her always and keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers. Casey, if there is anything we can do for you or your family please let us know.

Like several others, I met Hannah at UCSD. We were waiting together in a room between interviews, alone, and exchanged flutters of the heart. It made a singular impression on me, her down-to-earth personality and clarity when expressing emotion. She cared about sharing, sharing her considerations humbly, and I felt as though this alone was a wealth to me. Unfortunately I wasn't lucky enough to be closer to Hannah, but from reading these comments it is heartening that those who knew her remain so positively affected, and changed for the better. I've been thinking a lot about your family, Casey, and imagine an exceptional apple doesn't fall far from a exemplary tree!

My sincere condolences go out to Hannah's loved ones. Though I did not know her, she appears to be an extraordinarily bright, gifted, and caring human being.As witness to the events that have transpired, I can say that Hannah was in the best of hands given the circumstances. Not only was she assisted by those involved in the accident, but a number of people who were not rushed immediately to her aid. One of the CHP officers investigating the accident told me that if she were in Hannah's position, she would have wanted the same care that was afforded her. Despite this, I believe that I speak for everyone present when I say that I only wish that we could have done more. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends.

I drove by the accident minutes after it occurred. I would have never guessed the accident would lead to a death, it appeared to be minor. I wish I had stopped and helped somehow.

There are no words. Hannah, brilliant and beautiful, will continue to impact the lives of those who have known her, for a short time or for a lifetime. Bless this beautiful child and her family.

I heard the accident from work. It occured by the Euclid on/offramp. It sounded like three shots being fired from a rifle(the last boom was the loudest). I knew it was bad and prayed.Hopefully Hannah had repented of her sins and was a believer in Jesus.

Traffic was backed up and several Emergency Vehicles, Fire Trucks, and CHP Officers whizzed by.

My deepest condolences to Casey Bartle and the Bartle family.

Brandon

I have know Hannah my whole life and it is tragic that her life was cut was short. She was a wonderful and bright girl and my thoughts and prayers go out to her family.

Like Cornelia, I met Hannah at UCSD a couple of days before the accident. We had a few long discussions over those few days and she made a strong impression on me---always smiling, extremely bright, very warm and unusually kind. That I've been thinking about her so much since I heard the news is testament to how special she was.

Hannah was dating me and my husband's good friend, Jere... She was a great friend and a beautiful person inside and out... We had her and Jere over for dinner about a week ago. I keep thinking about that night. We drank wine and sat at our studio in LA and talked all night.. I keep thinking about the conversations we had.. Her dog walking excursions and her anticipation about grad school.. We made plans to go to the aquarium in Long Beach and hiking in Malibu.. We miss her very much..

I had a graduate class with Hannah. She was a brilliant individual. Every time she contributed to a discussion in class everyone would exchange glances. I know we were all think "Wow, she's absolutely brilliant. I can't believe she's an undergrad."

Hannah went to high school with my older son, and she also came highly recommended as a tutor for my younger son. She always came over to tutor with a smile on her face. She helped my younger son a lot who was comfortable with her right away. She was beautiful, Intelligent, sweet and had a way with helping others. I am shocked and saddened to hear about this. My condolences to her family and friends. May your wonderful memories carry you through this.

my little sister was incredible. she is incredible. I'm reaching out to her friends, please don't hesitate to contact me.

i knew hannah. we went to middle school and high school together. she was an amazingly smart and beautiful young lady. my condolences go out to her friends and family.

I went to high school with Hannah. She was in my creative writing class and one of the best writers at a high school level I had ever heard. I also go to Arizona State but at a different campus. The last time I saw Hannah was at a coffee shop. It was the first time I'd seen her throughout college. She was studying, yet we spoke as she wished me the best of luck in my career. I'm shocked also.

I knew Hannah. We worked together on a project for a graduate linguistics course at ASU. This is shocking.