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By John Garlock
Monday, November 09, 2009 at 8:52 p.m.

Read more: Local, Crash, Fatality, Grain Trucks, Accident, Linn County, Dead, Coroner

A northeast Missouri collision involving two grain trucks ends tragically.
LINN COUNTY, MO. -- Shane Lumsden, 36, of New Boston, Missouri was killed in the crash.
It happened just after two p.m. Sunday on Linn County Route "O" eight miles east of Browning.
The Highway Patrol reports Lumsden's grain truck slammed into the rear end of another grain truck that had backed out onto the roadway.
That other truck was driven by Eddie Whitlock, 59, of Saint Paul, Missouri.
Lumsden was pronounced dead at the scene by Linn County Coroner Kenny Creason.
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sorry

Posted by ken shumate, green city - Wednesday, November 11, 2009 at 8:01 p.m.

my familys thoughts and prayers go out to beth ann and her family in this difficult time.

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