Fatal crash occurred on way to funeral An 87-year-old man on his way to his son's funeral was one of the three people killed in Northern Virginia in a crash Thursday night at the Springfield interchange. Peter Stesney Jr. of Allentown, Pa, was driving a pickup truck that rear-ended a tractor-trailer about 7 p.m. on a ramp leading from the Capital Beltway to southbound Interstate 95, Virginia State Police said. Also killed were his passengers, Bernice Supinski, 85, of Bath , Pa., and Laura Kordelski, 51, of Allentown. According to accounts from Pennsylvania news media and people who knew them, Supinski was Stesney's sister, and Kordelski was his daughter. "It's a shame," said Katherine Border, a friend of Supinski's. A real shame. She was a nice lady. Her whole family was nice. The Allentown Morning Call's Web site said the three were going to Florida, where according to a family caregiver, Stesney's son had died that morning. "That's terrible," Border said of the crash. To live a long life like that and then die so tragically.