Lisa Jones

My deepest condolences to his family, friends, community and co-workers. 

There are no words that can ease thier sorrow, but I pray they find comfort within this brotherhood of  highway heroes just as I have.

My prayers for this family, company, community. I understand the desperate sorrow in your hearts, you all have lost a loved one, friend, co-worker and a hero to all those he was there to help, my you  find comfort in each other and  everyone's favorite story of the time they had with George. 

As with every hero that is injured my thoughts and prayers go out to them and thier families.

May all of you stay safe follow your intuition and stay vigilant and Thank you for all you do everyday.

I truly believe if everyone that fails to comply with the law of Move over and in doing so harm or worse take the life of anyone working a scene, should have to 1. Pay all cost of the accident

2. Lose thier DL for life

3. Do some sort of service in the industry 

4. Be a speaker and tell the story of how they were unable to comply with the law, at move over fundraiser and awareness events.

It seems that  the general population believe somthing magical happens when they get behind a wheel and they are invincible and invisible.

If on the 3 min. maybe 5 min. Of air time each accident receives on the news they included a snippet of the offenders future then maybe we could make the transition between sympathy and Driver awareness.