Woman killed by A Bus.

A Brooklyn woman who was lugging groceries to feed her two young grandchildren was hit by a bus and killed Monday.

Eleonora Shulkin, 62, had finished her shift as a hotel worker in Manhattan and just left her son’s place when a B36 bus slammed into her as she
crossed E. 17th St. in Sheepshead Bay just before 6 p.m., police and family said.

The bus was making a left turn from Avenue Z and struck her as she walked in the crosswalk, witnesses said.


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Shulkin was taken to Coney Island Hospital in traumatic arrest, an FDNY spokesman said.

“They told us she was in the emergency room. We thought she was all right,” said thewoman’s devastated son Igor Shulkin. “I can’t believe this. ... She died under my window.”

The son said his mom stopped by with three heavy bags of groceries, but she left when he wasn’t home to greet her and headed to the home she shared with her daughter.

Igor described his mother as a loving caretaker to both her adult children and to his sister’s young son and daughter.

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Police investigate the fatal accident in Sheepshead Bay on Monday.
“She was helping my sister because the kids have no father,” her distraught son said.

One man saw the gruesome scene from the window of the restaurant he manages.