Tammy Meyers, a nurse and mother of four, who was shot outside her house after what Las Vegas police said was a "road range incident with another vehicle" died tonight, a family member said. 
 
 Susan Ramos, a cousin of the Meyers family, told ABC News that she died at 7:05 p.m. MT. 
 
 Meyers was shot Thursday after a confrontation with several people in another vehicle when she was on the way home from giving her daughter a driving lesson at a nearby school, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. 
 
 The other vehicle followed her home, and when she got out of her car, police say someone started shooting. 
 
 Meyers' 15-year-old daughter ran into the house before the shooting, and did not witness the incident. Police say one of her brothers came out of the house and fired back at the other vehicle. 
 
 Police described one of the people in the vehicle involved in the incident as a white male, approximately 25 years of age, about 6 feet tall and weighting approximately 180 pounds. He has dirty blonde hair worn in a spiked style and has hazel or blue eyes, police said. 
 
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 The vehicle was described as a four-door gray or silver sedan that may have damage to the front driver's side and may also have been hit by gunfire. 
 
 "She had to lose her life for what? I don't understand it and nobody's answered that question," Tammy Meyers' husband Robert Meyers said Friday to ABC affiliate KTNV-TV in Las Vegas. "I don't feel safe, every time you turn around somebody's getting shot. 
 
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 "This was a mother of four, I loved her, and she was a good woman. And she didn't deserve this because all she's ever done is help people," he added. 
 
 KTNV 
 
 Family members set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for hospital and funeral expenses. 
 
 The page says Meyer’s death was especially painful, coming on Valentine’s Day. 
 
 “A day her and her husband cherished every year for the last 25 years where he would always bring her red roses,” it said. “Today, we watched as her husband Robert gave her the last red roses that she will ever receive.” 
 
 ABC News' Kendis Gibson contributed to this report. 

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 The Tammy Meyers Memorial Fund is set up to aid Tammy's family with hospital & funeral expenses. 
 
 Tammy was viciously shot in front of her home and children in a senseless act of road rage violence on February 13th, 2015. Tammy was teaching her daughter how to drive when another driver hit her vehicle. The suspects followed Tammy and her daughter home and opened fire. Tammy was shot in the head and lost her battle with life this Valentines Day. A day her and her husband cherished every year for the last 25 years where he would always bring her red roses. Today, we watched as her husband Robert gave her the last red roses that she will ever receive. 
 
 Please assist this grieving husband and family by easing their burden brought on by this senseless tragedy. Tammy was a nurse, mother of 4 and the most giving person one could ever know. Her family has chosen to make Tammy's life mean even more, by donating her organs and providing the gift of life to those in need. Thus, continuing in death what she did in life, by selflessly helping others in need. 
 
 
 
 
 
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 A Las Vegas mother who was shot after an apparent road rage incident died late Saturday, hospital officials said Sunday morning. 
 
 Tammy Meyers, 44, had been teaching her 14-year-old daughter to drive when she was followed home by an angry driver Thursday, her husband, Robert Meyers, told NBC station KSNV. 
 
 Meyers was behind the wheel when she was involved in a near-collision that led to a verbal confrontation between her and the other male driver, police said in a statement. 
 
 She drove her daughter home to summon help from her 23-year-old son — but she was followed home. 
 
 "The preliminary investigation indicates that some time later, the suspect vehicle appeared on the street, multiple shots were fired, and the victim was struck by one round," the statement said. 
 
 The suspect remains at large after Thursday night's attack. Las Vegas police described him as a white male about 25 years old, about 6 feet tall and 180 pounds. "This male has dirty blonde hair worn in a spiked style and has hazel or blue eyes," police said. 
 
 "My word to them is I hope the cops find them first and it's not me," Robert Meyers told KSNV. "I have four kids. I just want to let you suspects know you took a mom away." 
 
 He added that his wife was "probably the best person you meet in your life. ... She loved her kids. She lived for her kids and me." 
 
 A police composite sketch of the suspect in Thursday's shooting of Las Vegas woman Tammy Meyers. The suspect is described as in his mid-20s, about 6 feet, 180 pounds, with spiky dirty-blond hair. Police said he may be driving a four-door gray or silver sedan with front side damage and possibly bullet impact damage. LAS VEGAS POLICE 
 
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– For 25 years, Bob Meyers has given his wife, Tammy, red roses on Valentine's Day. This year he gave them to her for the last time, in a hospital room, as she lay dying from a gunshot wound to the head sustained in an apparent road-rage incident, reports ABC News. The Las Vegas nurse and mom of four died Saturday. Two days earlier, Tammy Meyers had taken the couple's teen daughter to a school parking lot to practice driving; on the way home, she got in a confrontation with people in another car, who proceeded to follow her and her daughter home. At this point her daughter reportedly ran into the house, Tammy Meyers stepped out of the car as gunshots were fired, and her 23-year-old son ran out firing at the vehicle in response. The suspect is described as a white male, about 25 years of age, roughly 6 feet tall and 180 pounds. "My word to them is I hope the cops find them first and it's not me," Bob Meyers tells NBC. "I have four kids. I just want to let you suspects know you took a mom away." Police say the suspect may have been driving a four-door gray or silver sedan that may have both front side damage and bullet damage. Tammy's family has set up a GoFundMe page to help cover hospital and funeral expenses. "Tammy was a nurse, mother of 4, and the most giving person one could ever know," it reads. "Her family has chosen to make Tammy's life mean even more by donating her organs and providing the gift of life." (Last fall, a mother of four was shot to death in a road rage incident where she wasn't even driving.)