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 MORGAN COUNTY, Mo. – Friends and family are struggling over the death of a Lee’s Summit mother, killed in a car accident on the way to her bachelorette party Friday, when the vehicle she was in riding in struck another head-on. 
  
 Collette M. Moreno, 26, was the passenger of a 2013 Chevrolet Malibu, which was traveling southbound on Missouri Highway 5 near Prairie Valley Road on the way to the Lake of the Ozarks, where her bachelorette party was set to take place. 
  
 Collette's best friend and maid of honor was driving the Malibu. She says they were listening to Taylor Swift and recalls Collette was coughing from the exhaust fumes coming from the truck they were following. 
  
 "She has really bad asthma and there were a few trucks in front of us that had really bad exhausts and she was coughing, so I was like okay we have to pass these," said Ashley Theobald, 26, her best friend. 
  
 Theobald said they both checked to see if it was clear and decided to pass the truck. 
  
 According to the Missouri Highway Patrol’s accident report, shortly before 3 p.m. on Friday the Malibu attempted to pass another vehicle at the same time a 25-year-old male driver in a 1999 Dodge Ram pickup truck heading northbound was cresting a hill. 
  
 The two vehicles attempted to swerve out of each other’s way to avoid collision; however the truck still ended up striking the passenger side of the Malibu, sending the vehicle off the left side of the road. The Dodge traveled off the right side after impact. 
  
 "A truck was coming at us and I swerved and the truck swerved with me," said Theobald. 
  
 Moreno, who had been wearing her seatbelt, was taken to University Hospital in Columbia where she was later pronounced dead from her injuries shortly after 5:30 p.m. 
  
 "I was talking to her. She couldn't talk back but she was nodding at me," Theobald said. "I didn't know it was as bad as it was because she wasn't physically super beaten-up." 
  
 As soon as Collette's fiance, Jesse Arcobasso, 28, heard about the accident, he hopped into his car to drive to the hospital. 
  
 "I was just trying to hold on to the fact that she was going to be okay," said Jesse Arcobasso. 
  
 Jesse and Collette's wedding day was set for July 26 in Jamaica. 
  
 Collette leaves a five-year-old son. 
  
 The driver of the Dodge was not injured in the crash. Theobald was taken to the hospital and treated for only minor injuries. 
  
 "Complete shock. It wasn't real," said Collette's mother on Monday, as she recalled hearing the news. "It felt like a messed-up dream and I needed to wake up from it. And I just couldn't believe it. I still can't." 
  
 A memorial fund account has been established at Bank of the West. 
  
 For donations, the family asks that you make checks payable to: 
  
 Collette Moreno-Arcobasso Memorial Fund 
  
 or 
  
 CMA Memorial Fund 
  
 229 S.E. Topaz Drive 
  
 Lee's Summit, MO 64063 
  
 Additionally, a special fundraiser is planned on Friday, July 11 at Deavers Restaurant and Sports Bar, 2109 Charbonier Rd., in Florissant, Mo. Twenty per cent of sales between 11 a.m. and 1 a.m. will be given to the fund. There will also be an auction and raffles to raise money. 
  
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  ||||| Collette Moreno and Ashley Theobald minutes before Moreno was killed in crash 
  
 A 26-year-old old Lee's Summit woman was killed in a car crash while she was traveling to the Lake of the Ozarks for her bachelorette party. 
  
 Collette M. Moreno died at University Hospital in Columbia from her injuries. She was a passenger in a car that was trying to pass a second car when it collided with an oncoming car. 
  
 Moreno was wearing a seat belt. 
  
 Ashley M. Theobald, the bride's friend and the driver in Friday's crash, said she was trying to pass a semi whose exhaust fumes were causing Moreno to have an asthmatic reaction. She sobbed Monday as she spoke about the love she had for her friend. 
  
  
  
 The crash was reported at 2:52 p.m. Friday at Missouri Highway 5 and Prairie Valley Road in Morgan County. 
  
 Theobald, 26, of Kansas City, was driving a 2013 Chevy Malibu southbound when she attempted to pass another vehicle, according to a Missouri Highway Patrol report. 
  
 This occurred as Melvin E. Garber, 25, of Versailles, MO, was cresting a hill in his 1999 Dodge Ram. As the cars headed toward each other, both drivers swerved to avoid a collision. 
  
 The Dodge struck the passenger side of the Malibu, which then traveled off the left side of the road and crashed. The Ram traveled on the right side of the road and crashed. 
  
 Theobald was also wearing a seat belt and suffered minor injuries. She was treated at University Hospital. 
  
 Garber was wearing a seat belt and did not suffer serious injuries. 
  
  
  
 The Missouri Highway Patrol said Theobald will face traffic charges of careless and imprudent driving but no criminal charges. 
  
  
  
 The two women had left the Kansas City area late Friday morning. Theobald had excitedly posted on Facebook about getting off work early to start the bachelorette weekend. 
  
 Just eight minutes before the crash, Moreno took a selfie of the two women having a great time in the vehicle. 
  
  
  
 Theobald said they got stuck behind a big truck. 
  
 "She had bad asthma and there was a truck in front of us that was releasing a lot of exhaust," Theobald recalled. "She started coughing." 
  
 That's when Theobald decided to pass on the two-lane road. 
  
 "We both thought it was clear and there was a hill that neither one of us saw," she said as she broke down. "I tried to go around and there was a truck coming and I swerved and he swerved with me." 
  
 Moreno's death has devastated her friends, family and co-workers at the doctor's office where she was an office assistant. But among those grieving the most are her fiance, Jesse Arcobasso, and her 5-year-old son, Braden. 
  
 Moreno and Arcobasso were to get married next month. He proposed a year ago at Crown Center through a caricature artist. 
  
 Arcobasso broke down as he discussed his love for Moreno and the difficulty in trying to explain to her son why his Mommy isn't coming home. 
  
 "He doesn't quite understand everything just yet," Arcobasso said. "I know it's going to take time." 
  
  
  
 Moreno's mother and much of her family are in California. Braden's father lives in the Kansas City area. Braden lived with Moreno and her fiance. 
  
  
  
 A website has been set up to help raise funds to pay for Moreno's funeral and for her family's travel costs to come to Missouri. Click here for more information. 
  
 In addition, a fund has been set up to pay for Braden's future expenses, including his education. 
  
 "It's for him. It's for Braden - for living, for school, for clothes, for everything that she wanted for him," Arcobasso said. 
  
 Donations can be made to the Collette Moreno-Arcobasso Memorial Fund at Bank of the West, 229 SE Topaz Dr., Lee's Summit, MO 64063. 
  
  
  
 Copyright 2014 KCTV (Meredith Corp.) All rights reserved. ||||| Love and sadness filled the air as family and friends came together on Tuesday to remember Collette Moreno who was killed last week in a car crash while en route to her bachelorette party. 
  
 Visitation was held from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Lakeland Community Center. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Wednesday with a graveside service to follow. 
  
 Family and friends remembered Moreno as a bright, fun, caring and loving mother who was planning to marry next month the love of her life, Jesse Arcobasso. 
  
 His mother, Diane Arcobasso, thanked everyone for their support during these difficult days. 
  
 "The prayers, the hugs for Jesse, for the rest of the family, for Braden, for the Swaney family, the Moreno family, for everyone," she said. "We couldn't have loved Collette anymore. She was our baby." 
  
  
  
 Moreno and her maid of honor, Ashley Theobald, were en route to the Lake of the Ozarks for a bachelorette party. Theobald was driving Moreno's 2013 Chevy Malibu on Highway 5 in Morgan County mid-afternoon Friday. 
  
 An emotional Theobald said that the heavy exhaust fumes from a semi that they were traveling behind caused Moreno to have an asthma attack. She said they looked carefully and she was passing the big rig when she faced an oncoming truck head on. Both she and the truck's driver swerved and lost control. 
  
 All three were wearing their seatbelts. The two drivers suffered minor injuries and Moreno died later at a hospital in Columbia. 
  
 Missouri Highway Patrol troopers say Theobald was passing the truck in a no-passing section of the two-lane highway. The section of the road was hilly, troopers say. 
  
 Troopers continue to investigate the crash. The work includes subpoenaing cell phone records of those involved and conducting diagrams of the crash scene. At this point, all indications are that Theobald will face traffic and not criminal charges. But the final determination won't be made for some days to come. 
  
 A ticket is not expected to be filed for no insurance. The glove box was destroyed in the crash and troopers couldn't get inside to retrieve the insurance card. It is believed that Moreno had car insurance and Jesse Arcobasso is working with troopers to verify that. 
  
 Family and friends say eight minutes before the crash that Moreno took a selfie of her and Theobald, who appears to have both hands on the steering wheel. The women are beaming in the picture as they anticipate a fun weekend. Friends say texting and driving had nothing to do with the crash, that it was just an unfortunate decision to pass at the wrong time and at the wrong place. 
  
  
  
 Remembering Moreno included focusing on her love for her 5-year-old son Braden, and her fiance. 
  
 "They were two peas in a pod. They were so fun loving together," Diane Arcobasso said. "Silly, goofy, crazy, yet such a beautiful couple. There was so much love between them." 
  
 She said she knew she was destined to be her daughter-in-law from the moment she met Moreno. 
  
 "She walked out of the car. She walked immediately up to me, gave me a hug, and I said, 'This is the one.'" 
  
 She said her mission now is to ensure Braden knows just how wonderful his mom and family are, and everything that her son needs is provided for him. Braden's father lives in Kansas City and Braden is quite close to Jesse Arcobasso. Both men were providing support to the little boy this week. 
  
  
  
 "She loved him so much," Diane Arcobasso said about Braden. 
  
  
  
 Copyright 2014 KCTV (Meredith Corp.) All rights reserved. |||||

Collette Moreno never made it to her bachelorette party. The 26-year-old Missouri bride-to-be was on her way there Friday afternoon when she and her best friend, who was driving, got in a car accident in Morgan County that killed Moreno. Moreno and maid-of-honor Ashley Theobald were en route to Lake of the Ozarks on a two-lane road; just eight minutes before the crash, Moreno took a selfie of them driving along happily while listening to Taylor Swift. Then they got stuck behind a semi whose exhaust started to bother Moreno. "She had bad asthma," a sobbing Theobald tells KCTV. "She started coughing." So Theobald tried to pass the truck. She thought her way was clear, but she didn't see a Dodge Ram cresting a hill and coming toward them. Both drivers swerved, but the Ram hit the passenger side of Theobald's Chevy Malibu, and it left the road and crashed. All three people involved were wearing seat belts; neither Theobald nor the Ram driver suffered serious injuries. "I was talking to her" after the crash, Theobald tells Fox 4. "She couldn't talk back but she was nodding at me. I didn't know it was as bad as it was because she wasn't physically super beaten-up." Theobald likely won't be criminally charged but will face traffic charges of careless and imprudent driving; authorities say she was in a no-passing zone, KCTV notes. Moreno, who leaves behind a 5-year-old son, was set to be married next month in Jamaica. (On Saturday, a young couple was killed in a freak accident hours after posting a picture of a sunset to Instagram.)