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Man Struck And Killed By Disabled Vehicle Near Atmore
July 4, 2022
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a disabled vehicle early Sunday morning in Canoe, Alabama, east of Atmore.
A 2013 Dodge Ram pickup driven by 77-year old Jimmy E. Barnes of Panama City struck a vehicle that was broken down on the shoulder of Highway 31 near South Canoe Road.
Alabama State Troopers said the force of the collision pushed the disabled vehicle into 77-year old Ray L. Singleton of Fort Deposit, Alabama, as he stood nearby. Singleton was pronounced deceased at the scene. He was a former resident of Atmore.
A wrecker was in the process of removing the vehicle at the time of the 2:40 a.m. crash.
Troopers have not released further details.
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10 Responses to “Man Struck And Killed By Disabled Vehicle Near Atmore”
We will miss Uncle Ray. A lovable and loving kind man.
When I first read this I had no idea that it was Uncle Ray he was everyone’s uncle. He was the kindest man I have ever known my heart is broken. RIP heaven has another angel.
We MUST consider age limits in the future!
@ anonymous. How old is too old to drive? Maybe an exam every two years with a doctor signing off? Maybe you will volunteer to pick up anyone over 55 and take them where they want to go until you get too old . Or stay anonymous.
We need age limits on driving..
UNCLE RAY IN MY SHORT TIME WE BECANE FRIENDS AND FRIDAY WE WERE TOGETHER TALKING. GOD HAS HIS REASONS BUT I SURE AM GOING TO MISS U UNCLE RAY. MY CONDOLENCES TO UNCLE RAYS FAMILY. SEE U IN HEAVEN ! OB
What a tragic accident. Uncle Ray was a one of a kind person. Everyone who ever knew him loved him. He was always a happy person and full of laughs. He will be dearly missed by all who ever knew him. RIP Uncle Ray!
Absolutely heart breaking. Uncle Ray was one of a kind and will be dearly missed. Prayers for him, his family & all involved. Rest In Peace
What a great man, Mr Ray will be missed by many. RIP
My heart is broken and prayers goes out to the family. Uncle Ray was one of best people I have ever know and will be missed and loved by many. RIP UNCLE RAY till we meet again