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GoFundMe Started For Kids Of Naperville Woman Killed In Crash

Amanda Baratka, 38, was survived by her two children, Caelob, 15, and Taetym, 12, after she died in a crash on Wehrli Road Dec. 23.

NAPERVILLE, IL — A GoFundMe has been started to raise funds for the children of Amanda Baratka, 38, who died in a crash on Wehrli Road on Dec. 23.

According to the GoFundMe page, Baratka was survived by two children, Caelob, 15, and Taetym, 12.

The fundraiser organizer, Carroll Heatherly, wrote,

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"Amanda Baratka, 38, of Naperville passed away two days before Christmas leaving behind two young children. Caelob, 15, and Taetym, 12, are now left without the love and guidance that only a mother can provide.
If not for the love and support of family, friends, and community, these children would have no one to turn to in this most difficult time. Please consider donating to the Baratka family to help ease the pain for immediate expenses and continuing support for a wonderful family in a time of need. Thank you."

In Baratka's obituary, she is remembered as "a devoted mother who was relentlessly compassionate for her family."

"She lived with selflessness and care to bless every person involved in her life. Amanda enjoyed spending time reading, cooking, and staying involved in Caelob and Taetym's hockey teams," Baratka's obituary said. "Amanda always wanted to do everything she could to help others through hard times. She was devoted to improving the lives of people around her. Her memory provides strength to those who loved her and will live on in good spirits."

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The mother of two had been driving south on Wehrli Road when the car she was driving veered off the road. The car hit two light posts before it landed and caught fire in a nearby driveway. According to police, a "young relative" was able to get out of the car and was not hurt. First responders pronounced Baratka dead at the scene.

The crash remains under investigation. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Naperville Police Department at 630-420-8833.

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