We want to start with kron4 Jackie Sissel who is live at the scene. Bart workers are out on the tracks. Here is video some earlier were you saw bart Police Officers with the Alameda County Sheriffs Department out here on the tracks. The accident occurred around 11 30 p. M. Right before the services were due to stop. This is monday person, a male victim was on the tracks, he was struck and killed. At that point all service stopped in the area. I can tell you that bart Police Officers were out here for about six hours collecting evidence. In fact that waited to make one last walk along the tracks to collect any missed evidence. The coroner stated that at this time they had no identification on the victim in fact to theyre not even sure why he was on the tracks and the first place. For now the tracks are shut down and this train that hit to the victim was mold and and this trend is now headed toward the hayward station or towards the fremont station. I can tell you that these tracks are s
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Joe Lynch
Joe Lynch, a long-time Tiburon and Marin County resident, passed away on March 11 after a short illness. He was 86.
Joe was born in 1934 in Fairbury, Nebraska, to Dr. George Lynch and Emelda Toomey Lynch. He spent his boyhood years in Fairbury and in northern Kansas surrounded by a large and loving extended family.
Joe and his family moved to San Diego following World War II, where his dad was stationed after serving as a U.S. Navy surgeon in the Pacific theater during the war. When his dad was transferred to Oakland, Joe attended Castlemont High School, graduating in 1952. He followed his older brother, Mike, to Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash., graduating with a business degree. Joe remained a lifelong Gonzaga fan and especially looked forward to tuning into Zags basketball telecasts. While at Gonzaga, Joe enlisted in the Army ROTC. After graduation, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant and served as an artillery officer. Joe also served in the U.S. Army Rese