A former Ball State student and former new member to Sigma Kappa died Monday evening in a car crash.
Audra Ross, 20, Milton, was driving on Indiana 1 when her SUV drifted across the road and crashed into a pickup truck, killing her, the Richmond Palladium-Item reported.
The pickup’s driver, Joel Adams, 55, was taken to the hospital and treated for his wounds.
Family, friends and Sigma Kappa sisters took to Facebook and Twitter to grieve.
“During [Ross’s] new member period prior to transferring to Ivy Tech, she touched many of our sisters’ lives,” Sigma Kappa posted to their Facebook Tuesday. “Although her time with Sigma Kappa was short, she will be remembered as a kind, compassionate and loving young lady who was an amazing friend to the chapter.”
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