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Posted by Gary The Rookie Farmer on June 18, 2003 at 04:09:38 from (66.188.28.38):
MARENGO TOWNSHIP -- Edwina "Winnie" Huffman, 78, of Marengo Township was killed Tuesday when her husband accidentally hit her with a tractor. According to Lt. Bill Burgess, the Calhoun County Sheriff Department's law enforcement commander, Earl Huffman, 83, was mowing a Marengo Township field with a "brush hog" attached to a farm tractor, and Edwina Huffman was in a pickup truck parked in the field. (more at link) "She exited the vehicle from the passenger side as he was coming around the back of the truck with the mowing machine," Burgess said. "I can only assume Mr. Huffman had just started mowing. Only one strip of the field had been done."
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