LOWELL WYLIE PARKER OBITUARY, DEATH: TRAGEDY STRIKES RUSSELLVILLE, ALABAMA, AS POUTRY TRUCK DRIVER LOSES LIFE IN FATAL ACCIDENT
Russellville, AL – A devastating accident has claimed the life of Lowell Wylie Parker, a 68-year-old poultry truck driver from Russellville, Alabama. The crash occurred in the early hours of Monday morning along Highway 36, according to Lawrence County Coroner Scott Norwood.
Parker was hauling a load of poultry intended for Pilgrim’s Pride, a leading poultry processing complex in Russellville. As a vital link in the supply chain, Parker’s role was crucial in ensuring the delivery of fresh products to meet production demands.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is investigating the cause of the accident, which remains unknown at this time. The agency is working to determine the circumstances surrounding the crash, including potential factors such as weather conditions, road conditions, and mechanical issues with Parker’s truck.
Parker’s family, friends, and the Russellville community are mourning his sudden loss. His passing has also raised awareness about the risks faced by truck drivers in Alabama’s agricultural sector and the need for improved road safety measures.
As the investigation continues, the community remembers Parker for his dedication and service. His contributions to the poultry industry and the local community will not be forgotten. The tragedy serves as a reminder of the importance of road safety and the need for support and resources for truck drivers.
