In a letter sent to families on Thursday afternoon, the Mars Area School District informed families that the bus driver from a crash last week has died. "It is with a deep sorrow and a heavy heart that we inform you of the tragic passing of William "Bob" Miller,

Jean Marsden, 58, died on March 7 while transporting two Holland Patent School District students after another Holland Patent School District bus hit her head-on. Jean Marsden was called a "...proud woman with boundless energy and effortless charm.

The driver of a school bus that crashed in Butler County last week has died. Mars Area School District and A.J. Myers & Sons Inc. announced the death of William “Bob” Miller on Thursday. The bus Miller was driving hit a tree on Three Degree Road in Adams Township just a week earlier.

A crash involving a school bus left two high school students injured Thursday afternoon in Mason County. Washington State Patrol Trooper Katherine Weatherwax said it happened along State Route 3 at Johns Prairie Road. “The school bus rear-ended a vehicle, which pushed it into oncoming traffic and struck another vehicle,” Weatherwax said.

The Washington State Patrol says two cars crashed into a school bus with students onboard in Mason County. It happened Thursday afternoon on State Route 3 at Johns Prairie Road. Troopers say at least one person has minor injuries.