The community of Lost Creek is grieving the unexpected loss of Ronald Blair Porrin, who sadly passed away on Sunday due to a single-vehicle accident involving a tractor-trailer on southbound Interstate 79 near mile marker 110 in Harrison County.
As reported by the West Virginia State Police, Porrin was the sole individual in the truck and was thrown from the vehicle during the incident, being pronounced dead at the site of the crash. Initial findings suggest that the tractor-trailer went off the right side of the road, rolled down an embankment, and eventually came to a halt.
Senior Trooper I. M. Harmon noted that emergency personnel responded swiftly, but due to the critical nature of Porrin’s injuries, there was no possibility for survival. His relatives have been informed, and state police are actively working to determine the factors that led to the accident.
The loss of Ronald Blair Porrin has brought sorrow to family, friends, and neighbors. Those in the community recall him as a respected and appreciated individual, and his passing highlights the crucial need for safety on the roads, especially for those operating commercial vehicles.
Officials are appealing for anyone with details regarding the accident to step forward. While the investigation is ongoing, the community of Lost Creek is keeping Porrin’s family in their thoughts and prayers during this challenging period.
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