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M62 hen party crash victim Bethany Jones's funeral held M62 hen party crash victim Bethany Jones's funeral held
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The funeral is taking place of a teenager who was killed when a hen party's minibus crashed on a motorway. Injured friends of a teenager who died in a minibus crash as they all travelled to a hen party were among hundreds of mourners at her funeral.
Bethany Jones, 18, from South Elmsall, died when the bus was in a collision with a lorry on the M62 in West Yorkshire in April. Bethany Jones, 18, from South Elmsall, died when the bus and a lorry collided on the M62 in West Yorkshire in April.
Twenty other women on the bus were hurt. Eight of them were seriously injured and face a long recovery.Twenty other women on the bus were hurt. Eight of them were seriously injured and face a long recovery.
Mourners at St Joseph's Church in South Elmsall were asked to wear pink and gold, Miss Jones's favourite colours. Six of them arrived at St Joseph's Church in South Elmsall in wheelchairs. Others walked with the aid of crutches.
Her former school choir sang as the coffin was carried into the church by pallbearers including her brother Ryan. Mourners were asked to wear pink and gold, Miss Jones's favourite colours.
Among them was Stefanie Firth, whose forthcoming wedding was being celebrated by the women on the day Miss Jones died.
Victims' fundVictims' fund
Mourners lined the streets of South Elmsall as the cortege approached the church.
Miss Jones's former school choir sang as the white coffin was carried inside by pallbearers including her brother Ryan.
Miss Jones, who would have turned 19 last Monday, was among 21 women on the bus heading to a Liverpool hen party on 26 April.Miss Jones, who would have turned 19 last Monday, was among 21 women on the bus heading to a Liverpool hen party on 26 April.
Earlier this month the 62-year-old driver of the minibus was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and bailed while inquiries continue.Earlier this month the 62-year-old driver of the minibus was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and bailed while inquiries continue.
The lorry driver, who is from St Helen's, was previously arrested on suspicion of the same offence and remains on police bail. The lorry driver, who is from St Helens, was previously arrested on suspicion of the same offence and remains on police bail.
Almost £12,000 from the Beth's Angels fund set up after the accident is being used to support the victims.Almost £12,000 from the Beth's Angels fund set up after the accident is being used to support the victims.
The fund was set up by Ms Jones's cousin Mark Larkin, landlord of The Barnsley Oak pub in South Elmsall, where the trainee nurse used to work.The fund was set up by Ms Jones's cousin Mark Larkin, landlord of The Barnsley Oak pub in South Elmsall, where the trainee nurse used to work.
He said: "We've got lots of events planned and we'll carry on raising money for as long as the girls need it. Whatever is left over we'll give to the air ambulance."He said: "We've got lots of events planned and we'll carry on raising money for as long as the girls need it. Whatever is left over we'll give to the air ambulance."