Shannon Santucci, who took over ownership of The Tomb earlier this year, had been out of town and unable to attend Friday night’s event. “I never thought I would be the first patient she came to see,” she said. Sicily wasn’t with Lecocq at the time of the crash, but is now with her at the hospital. Her own dog, Sicily, was being trained as a therapy dog. In a phone call Monday, she said she was in a lot of pain, wearing a neck brace and undergoing tests. She said she suffered injuries to her neck and back, including a crushed vertebrae in her lower back. Lecocq said she had been wearing a seat belt. She was alone in her vehicle and believes she might have blacked out or fainted.Įarlier that night, Lecocq said she was scheduled for a heart catheterization Monday. Lecocq said she was heading back to her home off Craigdell Road and was coming down the hill when her SUV went off the left side of the road and rolled over. Reported by a passerby, it came in as an overturned vehicle with an elderly woman trapped inside. The crash on Craigdell near the Pittsburgh Ice Arena was reported to authorities about 10:40 p.m., a Westmoreland County 911 dispatcher said. People whose lives were touched by the coffeehouse, some returning from out of state, gathered there to celebrate the anniversary with Lecocq on Friday night. It has been on Fifth Avenue in Arnold since 2008 and is now known as The Tomb. Lecocq and her late husband, Bob, founded Lazarus Tomb in Lower Burrell in 1972. Just these few reasons for Jesus’s weeping at Lazarus’s tomb give us a glimpse into how God views our suffering and death. Giving Lazarus life sealed Jesus’s own death. Giving Lazarus life was sealing Jesus’s own death. And he that was dead came forth (John 11:44), as Lazarus, bound in his funeral garments, stepped. Calling Lazarus out of the tomb would have taken a different kind of resolve for Jesus than we might have imagined.
“I’m so thankful I was able to enjoy the evening before this happened,” Lecocq said. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 2 Rock Stones from Tomb of Lazarus Jesus Miracles Raising of Lazarus Holy Land at the best. Then Jesus cried out for Lazarus to come out of the grave. Rosetta Lecocq, 85, remained at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh on Monday, where she was taken by ambulance after being in a one-vehicle crash on Craigdell Road in Lower Burrell. A founder of a Christian coffeehouse in Arnold was hurt in a crash on her way home from a gathering for its 50th anniversary Friday.
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