Kind Words and Support for Fallen Towman Jonathan Begley

41-year-old towman Jonathan Begley, who was killed on the job nearly three weeks ago in Columbus, Georgia, was put to rest as his loved ones and other towmen gathered at a Hilton Hotel to memorialize him on Wed., December 21.  

“We’re out here to really support the one last ride and lay our brother to rest, Jonathan Begley, and really show our support to the family and really show what he meant to us,” said Chuck Griffin, who hired Jonathan at Griffin and Griffin Towing. 

“He was an outspoken person. He was loving. He was caring. And anything we would ask him to help us do, he did it,” said his co-worker, Danny Williams. 

During the service, State Representative Elect Teddy Reese presented Jonathan’s family with a proclamation on behalf of Mayor Skip Henderson. 

His employer, Griffin and Griffin Towing Company gave them a plaque and bought Christmas gifts for his children. 

One of his co-workers fought tears while remembering their final moments. 

“If you have someone that you love that you have not told that you love them, please reach out and do it ‘cus I lost a best friend,” said another co-worker, Chester Grantham. 

Source: wtvm.com