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Septic Service Worker Killed While Changing a Tire

Fosdick was a member of the National Guard, leaves behind a wife and two children
  • By Jim Kneiszel
  • October 21, 2011

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A worker for Massachusetts septic service company All-Town Inc. was killed Oct. 19 when a work truck tire exploded and debris struck him in the head, according to news accounts. Brian J. Fosdick, 39, of Marshfield, Mass., was pronounced dead at the scene after the mishap was...

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