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 A Capitola man was mourning the tragic loss of his wife of over six decades Wednesday, less than 24 hours after the 83-year-old woman died from injuries suffered in an accidental collision with a teenager on a skateboard. 
  
 The accident happened shortly after 3 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. 83-year-old accident victim Maryann Slettehaugh was crossing the street in a marked crosswalk. 
  
 Police said a large panel truck had stopped for her. As she stepped out from in front of the truck into the bike lane, a 17-year-old boy on a skateboard slammed into her at more than 15 miles an hour. 
  
 "I heard a thump and looked up and saw a woman lying on the street on the curb in a pool of blood and a kid saying 'Ma'am, ma'am are you all right?'" said witness Richard Amend. 
  
 Amend, a tourist from Colorado, called 911. He said the teenager was riding the skateboard with earphones on. 
  
 "He wasn't crying or anything like that," remembered Amend. "Just a little bit dazed and a little overwhelmed by the whole situation." 
  
 The victims was taken by helicopter to a hospital, where authorities said she died just before midnight. 
  
 It was a daily routine for Slettehaugh to walk down to the beach from her Capitola home. She was part of a group of elderly women who called themselves "The Beach Girls." 
  
 "This poor lady walking through here and she gets nailed by a skateboarder," said Capitola resident Toma Pirslin. "They're coming down the hill, they're flying around here like crazy. Nobody does anything until somebody gets killed." 
  
 At the Slettehaugh home, the U.S. flag was flying at half-staff. 
  
 "We've been together for so long that I don't know what to do alone," said the victim's husband George Slettehaugh. 
  
 The couple met in junior high and was married for 64 years. Slettehaugh said his wife was hit by a flying skateboard 15 years ago. 
  
 "She was leary of them and tried to avoid them," said Slettehaugh. "[She] kept watching for them all the time. We've been together so long, I really miss her." 
  
 The 17-year-old was not injured and was not arrested after the incident. Police said they notified his parents and have sent a report to the district attorney's office. Detectives were still investigating the case. 
  
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 The teen's name has not been released. |||||
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A 17-year-old skateboarder may face charges over the death of an 83-year-old pedestrian he ran into. Police in the seaside town of Capitola, Calif., say the teen was skateboarding downhill and passed a stop sign before slamming into the woman at up to 20mph. The teen has not yet been charged, but the incident is being investigated. "We have a pretty strict municipal code as far as no skating in the village for this exact reason," a police spokesman tells the Santa Cruz Sentinel. The woman's husband of 64 years says she was wary of skateboarders after having been hit by a flying board 15 years ago. "This poor lady walks through here and she gets nailed by a skateboarder," a Capitola resident tells KTVU. "They're coming down the hill, they're flying around here like crazy. Nobody does anything until somebody gets killed."