Vigil Held in Cambridge to Honor National Grid Worker Killed in Crash
A vigil was held in Cambridge on Saturday to pay tribute to Roderick Jackson, a National Grid worker who tragically lost his life in a work site accident in Waltham. The vigil took place at Hoyt Field and drew hundreds of attendees who gathered to light candles and honor Jackson’s memory.
Tragic Accident Claims the Lives of Two National Grid Workers and a Police Officer
Roderick Jackson, 36, was working on a utility project when he was struck by a driver at the work site. The incident also resulted in injuries to two other National Grid workers and the unfortunate death of Waltham Police Officer Paul Tracey.
A Beloved Family Member Remembered
Jackson’s loved ones remember him as the heart of their family. His mother referred to him as her “treasure,” while his brother considered him his “everything.” His grandmother described him as a “good guy” who was always willing to help.
Seeking Justice for Roderick Jackson
The attendees of the vigil expressed their desire for the driver responsible for Jackson’s death to be brought to justice. They hope that the investigation will provide answers and hold the accountable party responsible.
