Tow truck drivers from around the region will travel to Cincinnati on Sunday to honor a fellow driver who was hit and killed on the job last week.32-year-old Glenn Ewing was helping a driver last Sunday on Rapid Run Pike in West Price Hill. He was loading the customer's disabled vehicle onto his truck bed when he was hit by a passing car. He died a day later.Ewing will be laid to rest on Sunday with funeral services beginning at 10 a.m.There will be a tow truck procession as part of the funeral services.His family and friends said Ewing was a kind and gentle man who cared for others. Ewing's fiancée Bekka Guy said she is going to make sure their kids know his kind spirit. "He was caring, loving, kind, generous. I would want her to know him like I knew him, so I'm going to try to keep that memory alive as best as I can," Guy said. The family is collecting donations via GoFundMe for funeral expenses and to support Ewing's fiancée and children.Tow truck drivers from around the region will pay tribute to Ewing Sunday morning. They will gather at the AAA Club Alliance - Cincinnati fleet garage at 11 a.m. and pray during Ewing's funeral service. Then, they will lead a procession to the Ludlow police department. That is from Ewing's casket will be loaded onto a AAA flatbed truck which will lead the procession for his "final ride."
Tow truck drivers from around the region will travel to Cincinnati on Sunday to honor a fellow driver who was hit and killed on the job last week.
32-year-old Glenn Ewing was helping a driver last Sunday on Rapid Run Pike in West Price Hill. He was loading the customer's disabled vehicle onto his truck bed when he was hit by a passing car. He died a day later.
Ewing will be laid to rest on Sunday with funeral services beginning at 10 a.m.
There will be a tow truck procession as part of the funeral services.
His family and friends said Ewing was a kind and gentle man who cared for others.
Ewing's fiancée Bekka Guy said she is going to make sure their kids know his kind spirit.
"He was caring, loving, kind, generous. I would want her to know him like I knew him, so I'm going to try to keep that memory alive as best as I can," Guy said.
The family is collecting donations via GoFundMe for funeral expenses and to support Ewing's fiancée and children.
Tow truck drivers from around the region will pay tribute to Ewing Sunday morning. They will gather at the AAA Club Alliance - Cincinnati fleet garage at 11 a.m. and pray during Ewing's funeral service. Then, they will lead a procession to the Ludlow police department. That is from Ewing's casket will be loaded onto a AAA flatbed truck which will lead the procession for his "final ride."
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