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Family Outraged Over Company's Response to Trucker's Death
COLUMBIA - A Higbee family said it is outraged over the press release issued in response to the story over deceased trucker Raymond White.
White died of a heart attack on July 14 in New Mexico while driving his truck for Southern Refrigerated Transport.
The family said Monday they received no help from the company when they reported White missing, and that the national group The Missing Trucker's Charity Alert Network led the charge in helping New Mexico State Troopers find White's body.
After White's body was found at a rest stop, the family said SRT refused to transport his remains or his personal belongings without a cash payment on delivery, with a price tag the family couldn't afford.
The family had to reach out to Trucker's Charity Inc., who networked via social media and its community of truckers to send White's cremated remains back to his family.
Three trucks, 2,730 miles and 15 days later, Raymond finished his last ride home. He had been a truck driver for 20 years.
Continued: http://www.komu.com/news/update-family-outraged-over-company-s-response-to-trucker-s-death/
Another article: http://www.komu.com/news/family-says-company-did-nothing-to-bring-deceased-trucker-home/
COLUMBIA - A Higbee family said it is outraged over the press release issued in response to the story over deceased trucker Raymond White.
White died of a heart attack on July 14 in New Mexico while driving his truck for Southern Refrigerated Transport.
The family said Monday they received no help from the company when they reported White missing, and that the national group The Missing Trucker's Charity Alert Network led the charge in helping New Mexico State Troopers find White's body.
After White's body was found at a rest stop, the family said SRT refused to transport his remains or his personal belongings without a cash payment on delivery, with a price tag the family couldn't afford.
The family had to reach out to Trucker's Charity Inc., who networked via social media and its community of truckers to send White's cremated remains back to his family.
Three trucks, 2,730 miles and 15 days later, Raymond finished his last ride home. He had been a truck driver for 20 years.
Continued: http://www.komu.com/news/update-family-outraged-over-company-s-response-to-trucker-s-death/
Another article: http://www.komu.com/news/family-says-company-did-nothing-to-bring-deceased-trucker-home/
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