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Arizona woman dies of injuries from motorcycle crash

By Dave HawkinsSPECIAL TO THE LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
September 19, 2011 - 2:59 pm
 

An Arizona woman died Sunday at Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center of injuries suffered Saturday in a two-motorcycle collision.

The victim was identified as Donna Osborn, 58, of Golden Valley, Ariz.

Authorities at the Mohave County Sheriff's Office said Osborn was a passenger on a motorcycle driven by her husband. The couple's motorcycle was struck by another motorcycle that crossed the center line on Route 66 about five miles outside the mining town of Oatman, Ariz.

Steve Osborn, 60, was in fair condition at the Las Vegas hospital.

Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Trish Carter said the driver of the other motorcycle, Don La Vetter, 62, of Tucson, Ariz., was treated and released.

She said La Vetter was issued a citation for traveling left of center when in, or approaching a curve.

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