An Ohio man was killed while changing a tire when the car fell on top of him, his family says.
BATAVIA, Ohio – An Ohio family is grieving the sudden loss of a husband and father after he was killed while attempting to change a tire on their car.“It was just instant,” she said. “He was so kind and the most loving person that I’ve ever met.”Now, the couple are parents to a 4-year-old, an almost 2-year-old and a baby 31 weeks along. But their lives were torn apart in a tragic accident last weekend.Drew Rinner was trying to change a tire.
“I didn’t hear anything. I was in the kitchen and I kept coming to check on him, and when I did I saw what had happened, and my 4-year-old said ‘My daddy’s dead’ right away,” she said. “I ran to get the neighbors. I called 911. It was very traumatic.” The car had fallen with Drew Rinner underneath. The 31-year-old father of three was killed instantly.
“It’s so hard. It’s very traumatic,” Marissa Rinner said. “And now I have to raise three kids. I’m sad he won’t get to meet his third child, and I know they’ll grow up to love him forever, and his memory will live on.”“He’s my rock, my best friend,” she said. “And the kids, he’s done everything to make sure we have everything we want and need, and now I’m here to do it by myself.”She said her kids are her motivation and she wants to save others from experiencing her reality.
“I hope that this story helps people learn to be very safe and not climb under cars, and I don’t want anybody else to have to experience this,” she said.
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