Marshall Winans loved to hunt and fish, his mother, Helen, said, and he spent whatever free time he could at the camp he built.
And the 50-year-old man relished the work — it helped him and his wife, Pamela, raise three daughters.
"The boy didn't have any fears. He lived happy go lucky," Helen Winans said.
He died Monday with 11 coworkers when the mine they were working in was hit by lightning which sparked an explosion.
And the 50-year-old man relished the work — it helped him and his wife, Pamela, raise three daughters.
"The boy didn't have any fears. He lived happy go lucky," Helen Winans said.
He died Monday with 11 coworkers when the mine they were working in was hit by lightning which sparked an explosion.
Marshall Winans loved to hunt and fish, his mother, Helen, said, and he spent whatever free time he could at the camp he built.
And the 50-year-old man relished the work — it helped him and his wife, Pamela, raise three daughters.
"The boy didn't have any fears. He lived happy go lucky," Helen Winans said.
He died Monday with 11 coworkers when the mine they were working in was hit by lightning which sparked an explosion.
And the 50-year-old man relished the work — it helped him and his wife, Pamela, raise three daughters.
"The boy didn't have any fears. He lived happy go lucky," Helen Winans said.
He died Monday with 11 coworkers when the mine they were working in was hit by lightning which sparked an explosion.
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