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Rollover kills Colorado resident

Elk Mountain — Wyoming Highway Patrol Officers of the Elk Mountain Division responded to a rollover last Thursday, which resulted in a death and injuries to several family members in the vehicle.

Lt. Kelly Finn said Monday officers responded to the crash at U.S. Interstate 80, mile marker 241, a little before 5 p.m. The crash involved one vehicle that had been carrying several individuals and rolled one and a half times.

Centennial, Colo. resident Erin Pack, 52, died at the scene. In addition, Pack’s husband was taken to the Memorial Hospital of Carbon County with injuries, while her 18 year-old daughter took a private vehicle to the hospital herself to be checked, and a 13-year-old son was flown to the Wyoming Medical Center, of Casper, for surgery.

Finn said an investigation is still ongoing, but is currently looking like Erin possibly had fallen asleep prior to going off the road, into the medium, and, when awakening, she overreacted back on to the road.

Carolyn's college roommate said that they were on their way home from Trek in Wyoming. 

Erin K. Pack, 52 of Centennial, CO passed away Thursday, July 12th after a fatal car accident. She was born in Moses Lake, WA on September 13, 1966 to Richard Kent and Ruby Eileen Whitaker.

Erin graduated from Sylmar High School in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, as Valedictorian of her class, and went on to receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Math Education and a minor in Computer Science from Brigham Young University in 1991.

She was married to Allen Pack on January 2, 1992 in the Manti, Utah Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Erin was an extremely talented musician who had a beautiful soprano voice and was an accomplished pianist, choir conductor and piano teacher.  She was a member of the National Guild of Piano Teachers. Erin loved making everyone feel comfortable and loved, and always extended herself to those on the fringe of any social gathering. She loved eating dark chocolate, reading, and Scandinavian culture.  Erin loved working with special needs kids and formed a cub scout den for special needs boys.  She also loved supporting and fundraising for the performing arts in the local schools.  Erin served an 18 month mission in Helsinki, Finland for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1985-1987. Her beautiful spirit and joyful smile lit up any room she entered.

Erin was preceded in death by her mother, Ruby Eileen Chidester Whitaker in 1991 and is survived by her parents, Richard and LeeAnne Whitaker; sisters, Melody Lee Morrow (Richard), Monica Whitaker Sullivan (Mike), Noel Whitaker Lee (Darrel) and Robyn Whitaker Shalvis; her brothers, Richard Kent Whitaker, Jr. (Miriam) and Charles Lloyd Whitaker (Cherie); her loving husband Allen, and her five beautiful children: Jacob Pack, Marion Pack, Adam Pack, Samuel Pack and Nathan Pack.

Her wonderful spirit, joy and talents will be celebrated at a celebration of life/funeral service at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 21st, 2018 at the Church of Jesus of Latter-day Saints, 21750 East Dorado Avenue, Centennial, CO 80016.

In this photo, Elder Pack is third from the left. His sister is serving a mission in Finland.

Elder Pack is second from the left. Sister Pack was Carolyn's college roommate's piano teacher in Colorado about 15 years ago. Carolyn's roommate loved Sister Pack.