Stock Photo: Hundreds Of Bikers Of Bikie Gang Arrive Funeral Fallen Brother Friend
ID 87986193 © Lifeontheside | Megapixl.com
In February 2016 a milk tanker driver and a car with 3 people inside were in a horrific car accident that made international news. The 3 souls inside the car were killed instantly from the collision, the tanker driver was pulled from the burning cab of his truck to safety. Tragically the truck driver could not live with the death of the people inside the car and took his own life. The truck drivers funeral was massive and the hearse was followed to his funeral by hundreds of bikers to honor their fallen brother and friend. It was a time of extreme distress and sorrow for all involved in this tragic accident, that in the end claimed the life of all that were involved. The funeral was a public funeral and I was the chosen photographer for this very sad and sorrowful event. The photograph was taken as the bikes were entering, following the hearse, into the chapel grounds. This photograph is for editorial purposes only relating to this image.
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