The family remembers the 30-year-old Buffalo Hospital nurse who was killed in the crash

“She was always there for me.”

If you speak to the closest family members and friends of Chelsea Hacker, you will tell you.

“She was only there all the time,” said Hacker's grandparents, Doreen and Mykola Andrejczuk. “She was just a great person.”

On Monday evening, Hacker took dinner and drove home to be with her boyfriend Thomas Sell. The two were together for nine months, but discussed together for a lifetime.

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According to City of Tonawanda, Hacker drove the City of Tonawand police on the Twin Cities Memorial Highway north when it was hit by another vehicle from behind.

The driver of the other vehicle, a 55-year-old man, was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Hacker died of the injuries she had suffered.

The crash is examined.

“The floor fell from my feet,” said Doreen, describing the call she received on Monday evening from Sell, who went to the crash site. “It was the worst day of my life. Now it will be the worst Mother's Day of my life.”

Police and family members ask everyone who has seen the crash to call the police at number 716-692-2121.

“You don't understand what could happen to someone,” described Sell. “Chelsea is simply a great person who always takes care of, wanted to take care of everyone who was around, especially her grandparents.”

“I don't care about something anymore. I want her here,” said Doreen.

Andrejczuk family

Hacker was a nurse at Buffalo General. She also loved dogs. Your German Shepherd Gage noticed that something is wrong.

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The family has set up the Chelsea Hacker Memorial Fund and hope to collect money to name a hospital wing in their memory. They also said that people can make donations to the SPCA in Hacker's memory because of their love for animals.

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“I just expect it to run and I think when I go to sleep I will wake up and it is' Wow, a damn nightmare that I had,” said Doreen.