Update 6 p.m. 
 
 A pregnant Troutdale woman died early Tuesday when a tree fell onto the car she was driving in rural east Multnomah County. 
 
 Kristi Leigh Oliver, 30, died at the scene, said Mike Traeger, a Gresham fire battalion chief. Oliver was alone in the car. 
 
 Multnomah County Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. Steve Alexander said Oliver was traveling west on Southeast Oxbow Road between Division Drive and 322nd Avenue when a tree to the south of Oxbow Road crushed the driver's side of the car. Traeger said the cedar was probably 100 feet tall. 
 
 "She probably never had a clue it was coming," he said. 
 
 Woman Killed By Tree While Driving Was Pregnant 
 
 A driver following Oliver stopped and attempted to help until emergency crews arrived. 
 
 The medical examiner determined Oliver died from blunt force trauma to the head and chest, Alexander said. 
 
 An online crowdfunding page has been set up to raise money for Oliver's family — specifically her 3-year-old son, "Mikey," who has celiac disease. 
 
 "Mikey's dietary needs add (an) extra expense to find alternative healthy options for Mikey to eat," the page says. 
 
 Mikey is being raised by Oliver's husband, Jeremy Oliver, according to the GoFundMe. 
 
 The GoFundMe has raised $3,240 of its $10,000 goal, as of 6 p.m. Tuesday. 
 
 — The Oregonian/OregonLive 

 A pregnant woman died when a tree fell onto her car on SE Oxbow Drive in Troutdale, March 1, 2016 (Multnomah County Sheriff's Office) 
 
 TROUTDALE, Ore. (KOIN) – A pregnant woman was killed Tuesday morning after a tree fell in East Multnomah County and crushed her car. 
 
 Kristi Leigh Oliver, 30, was traveling westbound on Southeast Oxbow Drive a few miles south of the intersection of Southeast Division Street when the tree fell, said Lt. Steve Alexander with the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. 
 
 She leaves behind her husband, Jeremy, and her son, 3-year-old Mikey. 
 
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 Kristi Oliver’s family began a GoFundMe page for her son, Michael 
 
 Mike Weber of Sandy was driving to work on SE Oxbow Drive and witnessed the crash. He was driving behind Oliver. 
 
 “This tree, it just broke off out of nowhere. It looked like it had exploded. But it hit her truck, spun her truck around,” Weber tells KOIN. The tree ripped open the roof of her SUV. 
 
 He stopped his car and ran to help her. He couldn’t find a pulse. 
 
 “I just held onto her hand and prayed. Prayed for her and for her family,” Weber says. He didn’t know she was pregnant. 
 
 Family members showed up at the road block and were met by deputies who tried to comfort them. 
 
 “Today is a tragic situation,” Lt. Alexander said. “We not only lost a wife but an unborn child as well so it’s a very sad moment.” 
 
 Man who came upon pregnant woman's death: 'I just held onto her hand and prayed.' https://t.co/8Bk8CvCXEa #KOIN6News pic.twitter.com/zPPqe7byNt — Brent Weisberg (@BrentKOIN) March 1, 2016 
 
 Weber is concerned about the trees along Oxbow Drive. 
 
 “This tree was clearly dead for years,” he says. 
 
 “My wife tells me ‘don’t drive that back way because there are dead trees all along that road.’” 

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– "She probably never had a clue it was coming," says a fire chief in Oregon, where a 100-foot cedar tree took the lives of a pregnant woman and her unborn child in a freak accident. Kristi Leigh Oliver, 30, was killed when the cedar fell on top of her car near Portland early Tuesday. She was the lone occupant and leaves behind her husband Jeremy and their 3-year-old son, Mikey, reports the Oregonian. A GoFundMe page has been set up to raise money to help the family care for their son, who has celiac disease. Mike Weber, who was on his way to work at the time, was driving behind Oliver and witnessed the accident. "This tree, it just broke off out of nowhere," he tells KOIN. "It looked like it had exploded. But it hit her truck, spun her truck around." Weber says he ran to help but couldn't find a pulse, so he "just held onto her hand and prayed." He adds that the tree had "clearly been dead for years" and that his wife warns him not to drive along that road because of the dead trees. Not long after, family members arrived at the roadblock, where deputies tried to console them. (This freak car accident also involved no other vehicles.)