Ronald L. Sayers, 56, killed in coal truck accident on I-79 in Lost Creek, Harrison County
Modified Date:
Fri, 10/17/2014 - 11:52amAccident Date:
Monday, September 8, 2014
One Dead Following Coal Truck Accident
Officials say the coal truck was empty at the time of the accident, and as of now they're unsure who the owner of the company is.
Reynoldsville Man Identified Following Fiery Fatal Crash on Interstate 79
The coal truck, driven by Ronald L. Sayers, 56, of Reynoldsville, was driving southbound when it went off of the road, traveled back onto the road, then crossed the median and rolled, said the Harrison County Sheriff's Department.
Ronald Lynn ‘Rambler’ Sayers Sr: Obituary
Ronald Lynn “Rambler” Sayers, Sr., 56, of Clarksburg, passed away at 6:40 a.m. Monday, September 8, 2014, due to a trucking accident.
The Harrison County Sheriff's Office has confirmed that the driver of the coal truck has died after that the truck somehow rolled and caught fire. Officials say the coal truck was empty at the time of the accident, and as of now they're unsure who the owner of the company is.
Type: Truck Accident
Topics:
RolloverPeople Involved:
Ronald L. Sayers
Roadway:
I-79City:
Lost Creek, WVCounty:
Harrison County, WVArea:
Clarksburg-Weston, WV
Comments
this was my ex husband and im
this was my ex husband and im
deeply sadden
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