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Input: NATALIE -- A Northumberland County woman died Sunday after a step stool on which she was standing collapsed and her arm became caught in the door of a clothing drop-off box along Route 54 in Natalie. 
  
  
  
  
  
 County Coroner James F. Kelley said following an autopsy Monday Judith Permar, 56, of Mount Carmel, died from blunt force trauma but she also suffered hypothermia. 
  
 Permar's left arm became stuck with her feet off the ground when the step stool she was standing on collapsed, he said. It was her step stool, he said. 
  
 Her injuries included a broken arm and wrist, the coroner said. 
  
 It is believed Permar, who was described as short, went to the drop off box about 2 a.m. Sunday, Kelley said. She was discovered about 8:30 a.m. and pronounced dead at the scene, he said. ||||| MOUNT CARMEL TOWNSHIP — A woman was found dead after getting her arm caught in a clothing drop-off bin, leaving her dangling for more than six hours. 
  
 Judith Permar, 56, died from a combination of trauma and possible hypothermia, according to Northumberland County Coroner James Kelley. 
  
 Permar used a step stool to reach the bin when her arm became stuck and the stool collapsed — her feet dangling just above the ground, PennLive reported . She broke her left arm and wrist, which prevented her from escaping, authorities said. 
  
 Investigators believe the woman went to the bin around 2 a.m. Sunday. The bin is located on Route 54 in Natalie. 
  
 She was found around 8:30 a.m. and pronounced dead at the scene. 
  
 The coroner ruled the cause of her death accidental. 
  
 Permar’s son said she always wanted to help the less fortunate and constantly donated to those clothing bins. 
  
 Her son says in honor of his mother’s giving heart, the family welcomes anyone who would like to attend her funeral service this Friday at the Stutz Funeral Home in Mount Carmel. 
  
 Her daughter, Angela Minnig, posted a message about her mother to Facebook following the news of her death: 
  
 “To the friends and family of Judy Permar: “I know it’s in the paper and it’s beginning to spread on social media, but for those who do not know; On Sunday morning my Mother passed away. It was very sudden and our family will learn to coupe with the loss of such an amazing Wife, Mother, Sister, and Friend. We will be updating everyone on her viewing and wish all who knew her to visit and pay her respects. She was such a fun loving person and we know it would mean the world to her to say ‘See you Again.'” 
  
 Services for Permar will start with a viewing at 10 a.m. with her funeral to follow after. 
  
 The Stutz Funeral Home is located at 40 South Market Street in Mount Carmel. 
  
 In lieu of flowers, her family asks people make donations to their local SPCA or animal shelter as Judith was an animal lover. |||||
Output:
A Pennsylvania woman died Sunday after getting her arm caught in a clothing donation bin, PennLive reports. Judith Permar, 56, is believed to have arrived at the clothing drop-off box around 2am and stood on a stepstool to reach her arm inside. According to Philly.com, police say she was pulling bags out of the bin when her stool collapsed and her arm got stuck inside with her feet dangling off the ground. Permar's body was found around 8:30am with her black Hummer still running nearby. She died from blunt force trauma—she had a broken arm and wrist—and had hypothermia. Her death was ruled an accident, WNEP reports. "She was fishing bags out and the ladder she was standing on gave way, and she couldn't get her hand loose," says Mount Carmel Police Chief Brian Hollenbush. He adds that he knew Permar and wouldn't expect her to be stealing clothes from a donation bin. However, bags from inside the bin were found on the ground, and police received a report of a woman in a black Hummer taking clothes from the same drop-off box back in November. Her son, meanwhile, says his mother donated to such clothing bins frequently. In a message to family and friends, Permar's daughter remembered her as a "fun-loving person." (Bumble Bee pleaded guilty in a worker's death inside a giant oven.)