King Hill woman killed in accident on I-84 at "China Wall"
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Gayla Sanford, 79, of King Hill, died early Thursday afternoon in an automobile accident at milepost 118 on I-84, known locally as the "China Wall" stretch of the interstate.
Sanford was traveling westbound in a 2000 Pontiac Grand Am, when, for unknown reasons, her vehicle drifted off the right shoulder of the roadway. Sanford then overcorrected, came back onto the roadway sideswiping a motor home, driven by Samuel Lee, 66, of Edmonds, Wash.
The impact caused Sanford's vehicle to hit a concrete wall and roll several times. Sanford was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected from the vehicle. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
The occupants in the motor home were not injured.
The crash remains under investigation by the Idaho State Police with assistance from the Elmore County Sheriff's office.
Her husband, John, had died of natural causes on Sept. 4. The couple had been married for 59 years.