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Two of the four victims injured in the Sept. 23 Shawano County explosion have died.
The Shawano County Sheriff’s Office said that Steve Verg, 62, and Micheal Suehring, 64, have died as a result of injuries they suffered after Verg’s home exploded last Monday.
The house was located on Verg Road, off of Highway M in the town of Grant, a town of about 1,000 people about halfway between Wausau and Green Bay in north central Wisconsin.
Shawano County explosion:
Investigation continues
The Shawano County Sheriff’s Office did not provide an update on the conditions of the other two victims.
Officials still are investigating the explosion. A spokesperson said the sheriff’s office is waiting for reports from the Wisconsin State Fire Marshal’s Office to determine the cause.
Shawano County explosion:
Memorial for Suehring
Suehring’s obituary states that he was a member of Carpenter’s Union #955, and he worked for Miron Construction Company for 35 years.
A Memorial Service for Suehring will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday Oct. 13 at St. John’s Lutheran in Marion. A visitation will be held that day beginning at 11 a.m. until the time of church service.
Steve Verg and Micheal Suehring, who were injured in a Sept. 23 Shawano County explosion, have passed away, officials announced in Wisconsin.
Mansfield gas station fire:
Injured employee recovering
Auto mechanic Ron Stanovitch continues what will be a long recovery after suffering severe burns in a fire that destroyed a popular gas station where he worked in Mansfield, Massachusetts. Authorities say a welding accident led to the fire.
“I couldn’t believe it, Mike’s always been busy down there,’ said Tommy Glavin, a customer. “[I] can’t believe what happened.”
Loyal customers of Canaan Fuels in Mansfield are still in disbelief days after fire burned out of control at the gas station.
“It’s really heartbreaking to see,” said Debby McMaster, who lives across the street from the gas station.
McMaster said her phone was bombarded with texts last Wednesday as news of the fire began to spread.
In the meantime, people like Debby are doing what they can to support both Stanovitch as well as the gas station owner.
“I found out about a meal train that Ron’s family is putting together,” McMaster said. “And I think a lot of us in town are going to be on board with that.”
Stanovitch’s niece posted to a community Facebook page:
“My family thanks Canaan Fuel employees for your heroic acts, the quick response from our public safety and the continued thoughts, prayers and contributions from the community.”
She went on to say that Stanovitch underwent surgery and will be sedated for several months.
A GoFundMe has been started to help benefit Stanovitch and his family as he continues his recovery.
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