A. Higbie, Alex News of the Obituary: in loving remembrance of the Pomona guy who was killed in the accident in Coffey County Car Accident Involving Alex Higbie Kansas City, Pomona: In loving remembrance of the Pomona guy who passed away in the accident that occurred in Coffey County.
An accident that occurred over the weekend involving a pickup vehicle that had flipped over on a road east of Waverly resulted in the ejection of a man, who was subsequently recorded as having passed away.
According to the Coffey County Sheriff’s Office, emergency officials were informed of an accident that occurred on K-31 near Verdure Road, east of Waverly, through a 911 call that was placed on Friday, January 5, shortly before seven o’clock in the morning. It was determined by the first responders that Alex Higbie, who was 34 years old and from Pomona, was driving a Dodge pickup truck from 2008 when it repeatedly turned over on the dry road for reasons that were not clear. Based on the information provided by the Sheriff’s Office, Higbie was ejected from the vehicle because she was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the incident.
It has been claimed that Higbie was pronounced deceased at the scene of the accident, as stated by the first responders. Remembrances on Social Media We are keeping Alex’s family and friends in our thoughts and prayers. The loss of Alex Higbie will be deeply felt.
Everyone is aware of how much you loved them, and I am certain that you are aware of the fact that you were loved. When it comes to ensuring that Cash has what he requires, we will all work together. Amber has been so resilient and is making an effort to pick up the pieces of her life.
She expresses to Cash how much she loves him, and the two of them begin a conversation about how much they both adore you. It is his deepest desire for you to be here, and he loves you so much. There was a message on Facebook that read, “We love you and miss you!” During this time of mourning alongside family and friends for this significant loss, we are unable to adequately convey our sorrow for your loss via words.
Accept our sympathies, and may the prayers that we offer bring you some measure of consolation. Our deepest condolences are extended to you at this time. You are more than welcome to send words of sympathy and prayers to the family and friends of the person who has passed away.
