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charlie n

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Heard out today one of the area free lancers was found on the floor by his brother. 44 years old .Massive heart attack. This guy could fix anything from a toaster to a Manitowoc crane. Went to New Holland training when he worked at the local dealer ship. One heck of a welder too. Grew up on a dairy and grain farm.

Live ever day like your last cause it might just be that.
 
Truck driver missing from Louisville hotel. Everything still in room.
Phone, wallet, suitcase, briefcase etc. 2 1/2 liter vodka bottles and a
post-it note on lamp that says "Love you". No clue, only been 24 hrs,
police start search today. No one has heard from him since he got here.
Window was taken out of his room on the 7th floor. I drive for Holland, he was a fairly new hire from Kansas City. You are right, you just never
know.
 
Came into a place I was working at the
time said they were three short on the
previous shift turned out they had gone
for breakfast and a car had hit them
broadsides worst part one had there
daughter with him she lived .
There's been several over the years people
who you would say see you tomorrow and you
don't. One was a young kid he didn't show
up for a couple days supervisor sent a
couple guys to check word came back it
doesn't smell good called the cops
apparently drinking and drugs.
Me I hit 62 it's going to be one job only
my retirement is that I've worked two jobs
all my life then down to just one and
travel hopefully I'll have some time to
enjoy it.
 
having coffee break with a fellow bricklayer years ago,,went back to work on one side of the big high rise,he went on the other side.Later that morning the scaffold collapsed on his side of the building,,he was killed.
 
Yep, you never know.

The daughter-in-law of one of my cousins worked in an office. When she didn't return from lunch one day, her coworkers went looking and found her dead in her car in the parking lot, an apparent heart attack. She was 47.

Unusual for a woman, but the first classmate my high school class lost was a gal that dropped dead of a heart attack at 37.
 
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