Victims in fatal car plunge off Bodega Bay overlook identified as mother, daughter
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Bodega Bay firefighters work to secure the scene of a crash after a vehicle plummeted from the Bodega Head parking lot in Bodega Bay, Calif., through a wood barrier, left, landing upside down 100 feet to the rocky shoreline, killing two people in the SUV, Saturday, April 3, 2021.Kent Porter/AP
The two individuals inside the SUV that crashed through a parking lot and plunged off a Bodega Bay cliff have been identified.
The victims were identified by the Sonoma County Coroner s Office as a mother and daughter, Maria Teixeira, 64, and Elizabeth Correia, 41, both of whom lived in Dublin, Calif.
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Women killed after crashing off Bodega Bay cliff identified as Alameda County teacher and her mother
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Bodega Bay firefighters work to secure the scene of a crash after a vehicle plummeted from the Bodega Head parking lot in Bodega Bay, Calif., through a wood barrier, left, landing upside down 100 feet to the rocky shoreline, killing Maria Teixeira and Elizabeth Correia, both of Dublin Saturday, April 3, 2021.Kent Porter / Associated Press
Maria Teixeira, 64, and Elizabeth Correia, 41, both of Dublin, were killed in the accident about 11 a.m. Saturday. Correia was a first-grade teacher at Lydiksen Elementary School, officials with the Pleasanton Unified School District said Monday.
Sheriff identifies Dublin mother, daughter who died after SUV plunged off cliff in Bodega Bay
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Maria Teixeira, 64, and Elizabeth Correia, 41, both died on Saturday after their vehicle landed about 70 feet on the rocks below.
Correia taught first grade at Lydiksen Elementary for 16 years, and her mother Teixeira worked at Montevideo Elementary as the lead custodian in San Ramon, the East Bay Times reported.
According to the Pleasanton Unified School District, Correira grew up in Pleasanton and went to Pleasanton Middle School and Foothill High School. Her bio said she loved teaching, reading, music, art, movies, Disneyland and spending time with friends and family.