Killeen Fire Captain, which was killed when crashed, to be relaxed on May 20th

Killen, Texas – – The funeral and visiting agreements were for Killen Fire Captain Marvin Taylor III. Confirmed.

When is the funeral and visits to Captain Marvin Taylor III?

Timetable:

Captain Taylor's family has announced that the visit will take place on Monday, May 19.

You can find visits to the Crawford-Bowers Funeral Home in Copperas Cove (211 West Avenue B) from 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The members of the fire brigade will carry out a greeting at 4:30 p.m.

There will also be a recitation of the rosary and the laudation at 6:30 p.m. in the Catholic Church of the Holy Family in Copperas Cove on this day (1001 Georgetown Road).

Captain Taylor's funeral will take place on Tuesday, May 20th, at 11 a.m. in the Catholic Church of the Holy Family

There are only limited parking spaces and the church can accommodate a maximum of 400 guests, with an overflow space available for displaying the service.

A procession will follow the service, which is led by the Killen Fire Department. The route begins in the church, travels through Killen and ends in the Rosary Cemetery in Georgetown (330 Berry Lane). An official route card is distributed according to availability.

The funeral and the final department will be obtained at the rosary cemetery in Georgetown.

What happened to Captain Taylor?

The background story:

Captain Taylor had left an Austin hospital on Mother's Day, May 11, after greeting his fifth child when the crash happened.

Officials say that Taylor's vehicle was hit by another vehicle from behind.

An official from Austin's police authority was witness to the collision with two vehicles at 1:05 a.m. in North Austin. In addition to Taylor, the officer was at the intersection of the East Koesing Lane and the Airport Boulevard at a traffic light.

The officer reported that you see a black Dodge SUV Heck, the Blue Toyota Sienna, which Taylor drove. The power of the impact threw Taylors van 150 feet and Taylor was declared dead at the scene.

Taylor left the hospital and on the way to picking up his other children to meet her new little brother.

What you say:

The family of Captain Taylor and the Killen Fire Department say that they appreciate the community, which respects the privacy of the family during this time. They also say that they are extremely grateful for the support of residents nearby and widespread.

Killen Fire boss James Kubinski called Taylor's death an “enormous loss”.

“We continued the mourning process as a whole department. I do not think that there is a single person in this department with whom Marvin did not interact with his 10 years,” said Chief Kubinski.

“I remember one of his first weeks here,” said Kubinski. “He came to my office and said: 'I know that this was not a selected task, but I know that I will do the best job that I can do. I will proud of the work I will do.'”

Suspects in the accident that was arrested for poisoning, homicide

Grab deeper:

The 34-year-old Rodney Bremby was arrested in connection with the accident in which Taylor was killed for poisoning.

According to court documents, the Black Dodge Durango had electronic data storage that enabled the investigators to see how quickly Bremby went.

The speed limit on the Koeing Lane is 45 miles per hour. The sensory diagnostic module showed that Bremby drove 103 miles per hour with impact.

Bremby ended on Wednesday with a planned court appointment for July 2 from Travis County's prison.

What you can do:

Anyone who wants to donate to the Taylor family can hand in donations in the fire brigade or donate online.

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