So after the 38-year-old Severn man died June 1 while on the road, Mrs. Nunely decided to give him one final ride in his purple and chrome Kenworth W900.
Friday, the trucker's mortal remains traveled from Singleton's Funeral Home on Crain Highway to Glen Haven Memorial Park on the back of the big rig - followed by a procession of eight other trucks.
"He just liked those big trucks," Mrs. Nunley said.
Mr. Nunley was the owner...
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