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Wichita musician hurt in crash gets support from community
Wichita residents and businesses are doing what they can to support a popular Wichita musician who was seriously injured in a crash that killed her mother and niece.
Jenny Wood is in the hospital in critical condition recovering from injuries she suffered in a crash May 5. Police say two people fleeing from police in a stolen car hit a car Wood was riding in. Wood's mother, 70-year-old Marie Wood, and her niece, 12-year-old Rosemary Wood, were killed.
On Sunday, Mort's Cigar and Martini Bar in Wichita held a concert in Wood's honor, with all proceeds go to her. Other concerts and events have been held to raise funds for Wood.
KAKE-TV reports Wood's friend, Elysia Rizo, said Wood has a long road to recovery but is improving.