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Updated: 1:16 PM Oct 27, 2007
CSX Railyard Fatality
A man is dead after being stuck between two rail cars in the Greenup County CSX rail yard in Raceland, Kentucky.
Posted: 1:52 AM Oct 27, 2007Reporter: Kimberly Burcham Email Address: kimberly.burcham@wsaz.com |
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Raceland Police say William L. Worsham, 52, died after being stuck between two rail cars in the Greenup County CSX rail yard in Raceland, Kentucky.
It happened around 1:20 a.m. This is the same rail yard where several chemical leaks have occurred recently.
The cause of the accident is under investigation. Officials with CSX have not released any information regarding the incident.
It is unclear where Worsham is from, but police say Worsham worked for CSX.
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Posted by: Anonymous
on Nov 15, 2007 at 07:13 PM
God bless all of Bill's family and friends, he will be missed greatly. My sister lives by him and his wife, so they knew him well, he was a good man. We'll all miss him.
Posted by: Friend
on Nov 1, 2007 at 11:44 AM
My prayers go to the Family, Friends and Co-workers of this wonderful man, Bill Worsham. He was an amazing person and touched so many lives...Bill loved his family and talked about them often. Bill made a difference in this world - he gave people a smile, look into your eyes and listened when you talked to him. BILL CARED... I am so thankful for the memories of Bill...God bless...
Posted by: old head conductor
on Oct 30, 2007 at 11:26 PM
TO the family of this one of a kind man Iam so sorry for your lost. as you can see every one that was around him cared a lot for him he was so friendly.He was a joy to be around he was so proud of his kids he always talked about them.Our prayers will always be with you god bless you . I would like to express some of my feelings about CSX . Ive been at that company for close to 30 yrs I have seen the good and the bad , we have had some good bosses over the years, CSX has provided a good paying job for me to take care of my family. When I hired in you had to be there 2 years as a brakeman before you became a conductor, now all of that has changed we now have a boss that is 31 yrs old the last place he was at fired 5 employees he came to russell with a iron fist.look were thats got him a bunch of injured employees and a fatality mr claus , mr williams, mr imgram .we will fight back you all have put these workers and there families and these communities in to much danger god bless you to !!
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