NEW JERSEY'S FALLEN WORKERS
These are a few of the men and women that went to work in New Jersey and were fatally injured never going home to their families at the end of their shift. We remember, honor and recognize these men and women for their dedication and hardwork. We would like to sincerely thank the families that shared their loved one's picture and their tragic loss with USMWF.
This photo was sent in by his widow Carmen Bradley.
~ 2/4/1971 - 9/15/2011 ~
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Bryan P. Bradley, 40
Bryan was killed on the job in September 2011 while working for Tishman Construction Corp. at Revel Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey. He died when struck by lightning.
Federal OSHA investigated the incident and proposed a $3,000.00 penalty for one serious violations. The inspection is closed. Inspection: 315826917 - Network Construction Company, Inc. ----My husband was pouring concrete at the Revel Casino when lightning struck the medal bucket he was handling. He died as a result of that lightning strike. Losing him has left a terrible void in our hearts that can never be filled. We will miss and love him for the rest of our days. |
This photo was sent in by his wife, Karen.
~ 3/23/1963 - 10/25/2006 ~
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Walter J. Lubanty, 43
Walter was killed in October 2006 while working at Tilcon, Inc. in Wharton, New Jersey. He died after being crushed by a machine.
PEOSH investigated the incident and proposed a $12,500.00 penalty for two serious violations and one willful violation. In an informal settlement the penalty was reduced to $7,500.00. Jenn and I love and miss you more and more everyday. You are always on our minds and forever in our hearts. Until we are together again, our loving Angel. - XOXO |
This photo was sent in by his widow Wanda Marillo.
~ 1/26/1974 - 1/25/2005 ~
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Juan Pablo Morillo, 30
Juan was killed in January 2005 while working for Acetylene Service Company in Perth Amboy, New Jersey. He was killed in an acetylene explosion. Two other men were also killed.
Federal OSHA investigated the incident and proposed a $25,200.00 penalty for ten serious violations. In an informal settlement the penalty was reduced to $21,420.00 Inspection: 308288182 - Acetylene Service Company |
This photo was sent in by his wife, Maria Vazquez.
~ 9/29/1986 - 3/31/2020 ~
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Israel Tolentino Jr. "Izzy/Nudge", 33
Israel became ill on the job in March 2020 while working for Passaic Fire Department (FMBA Local 13) in Passaic, NJ. He is believed to have contracted the COVID-19 virus while at work.
This is not in OSHA's jurisdiction. Dad to two beautiful children who were his pride and joy. Ailani and Israel. |
