Recycling Center Supervisor Killed In Ocean County Assign of job Incident Was Firefighter, Dad – Google
Services were build for a father of two who was killed in a office incident at the Ocean County Northern Recycling Center.
Tim Hannold
Photograph Credit: Tim Hannold Fb
Timothy Hannold, 50, had entered a container being moved at the recycling center on Towbin Avenue on Wednesday, Jan. 31, Lakewood Police Capt. Greg Staffordsmith acknowledged in an announcement.
Employees blind to Hannold’s presence tried to “precise the dumpster,” inflicting the doors to shift and pin Holland up in opposition to an interior wall, Staffordsmith acknowledged. Hannold died as a outcomes of the incident, police acknowledged.
Affectionately identified as “Timmy” or “Ripper,” Hannold’s obituary on the Maxwell Funeral Home online web converse says he was a West Creek resident and has been a “passionate” employee at the county recycling and waste administration center for 22 years.
He was a lifetime member of the Parkertown Volunteer Fire Division, Misfortune 70, a member of the Pines Membership, “a looking club where he did extra poker playing than looking,” his obituary reads. “He loved to play the drums, and loved engaged on his truck (that he known as The Tugboat), quadding alongside with his daughter, tenting, touring[sic] and being alongside with his family.”
Survivors contain his wife, Jessica; childhood Kaden, 21, daughter Abigail, 7; fogeys, Timothy Hanold and Joyce Horner; alongside with siblings, nephews, colleagues, mates, and relatives.
Larger than $4,400 had been raised on a GoFundMe for the Hannold family as of press time.
Services would maybe be held Tuesday, Feb. 6 at the Parkertown Firehouse. Click on right here for Timothy Hannold’s total obituary and restore particulars.
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