Does any know who the man was that was found dead on the rail road tracks by the fair grounds this morning?

Yes, he was very nice son, husband and father. Had a good job and was well liked by most that knew him. A very sad thing and I hope his family gets to hear about it from a loved one instead of a web site.
This is just one of those times that if you need to know, you probably already do from another source.

George Kuper?

I think this should be deleted no matter the rules of this page, this is disgusting and I would hate to find out like this, a family is grieving right now and u have the nerve to come one here and ask that, I agree with 2ndcoming this should nt be on here and if ur in a need to know basis u would have known by now!

[This message has been edited by neonfreedom (8/24/2014)]

Boy I didn't mean to step on toes, I heard of the accident on the scanner early in the morning,and you didn't need to be be so RUDE. I would never intentionally hurt anyone. I'm beginning to dislike this site people have asked innocent questions are viciously verbally attacked.

Don't feel bad people just aren't understanding that things are changing and they are afraid of change. I found out from facebook before I even saw this post.....sure the family should be notified and all that but you aren't going to be able to stop the world wide web and to be truthful, how do you know that the person asking wasn't a good friend or distant relative who doesn't know yet and maybe would like to know? I know if a friend of mine was found I would like to know, no matter how I found out...wouldn't want to be the last one.

It is what it is but I'm sure if they were a close friend or family member they would have been notified and not asking on a website!

Oh FFS.

People have always asked one another about untimely deaths. Quit acting like they've committed some unpardonable sin.

I was sad to read this. My prayers are for the family.

I don't mean to be rude. but the title "dead on the tracks" following "the second after you die" somehow seemed connected.