An administrator at the park’s Club 33 expired at the hands of a reckless driver after she climbed into a faulty golf cart on a Wednesday in June 2024.
Bonnye Mavis Lear, as a result, struck her head and suffered “grave injuries” at 11:30 a.m. that morning.
According to witnesses, the accident – described by police as a collision – occurred when a vehicle hit a bump in the road.
Lear, who had been sitting in the rearward-facing seat, made to grab at a railing, but it gave way upon touch.
The result was “severe head trauma and a fractured skull,” which was beyond surgical remedy.
Writing in a Facebook post after the incident, a fellow employee by the name of Rae Delgado lamented Lear’s passing.
“It didn’t have to end this way. All of this mess could’ve been avoided if the driver of the golf cart wasn’t driving recklessly,” she wrote.
She also accused Disney management of telling employees not to share information about the accident.
Bonnye Mavis Lear, as a result, struck her head and suffered “grave injuries” at 11:30 a.m. that morning.
According to witnesses, the accident – described by police as a collision – occurred when a vehicle hit a bump in the road.
Lear, who had been sitting in the rearward-facing seat, made to grab at a railing, but it gave way upon touch.
The result was “severe head trauma and a fractured skull,” which was beyond surgical remedy.
Writing in a Facebook post after the incident, a fellow employee by the name of Rae Delgado lamented Lear’s passing.
“It didn’t have to end this way. All of this mess could’ve been avoided if the driver of the golf cart wasn’t driving recklessly,” she wrote.
She also accused Disney management of telling employees not to share information about the accident.