Christopher Cramp was admired for his work with the homeless in Bucks County, PA. On April 3, he and two sons were struck by ...

A woman whose two sons were recently killed along with her ex-husband in a train collision in Bucks County, Penn., described ...

An Amtrak spokesperson said none of the train ... Last year, he was hired to do the same as a project coordinator for the Bucks County Department of Housing and Community Development.

Christopher Cramp was a beloved Bucks County employee who worked with the homeless and mentally ill. The Amtrak train was traveling from Boston to Richmond, Virginia, and none of the 236 ...

An Amtrak spokesperson said none of the train’s 236 passengers ... Last year, he was hired to do the same as a project coordinator for the Bucks County Department of Housing and Community Development.

On Thursday, April 3, brothers David and Thomas Cramp were with their father, Christopher Cramp, 56, when a high-speed Amtrak train struck and killed them on the tracks in Bucks County, Penn. David ...