Annapolis, Maryland – A tragic incident occurred on the Francis Scott Key Bridge where seven employees of Brawner Builders were working on a concrete remediation project on the night of the collapse. According to Jeffrey Pritzker, the Executive Vice President of Brawner Builders, one worker miraculously survived the collapse, while the other six are presumed dead.
Pritzker shared with reporters that the survivor is currently not ready to disclose his experience, as he is grappling with injuries, stress, and overwhelming emotions. He described the deceased workers as hardworking and dedicated individuals who will be deeply missed by the company.
Most of the men had been long-time employees of Brawner Builders, specializing in concrete remediation and filling potholes on the Key Bridge. Pritzker revealed that the company’s owner spent the night of the collapse praying for the safety of their workers and their families.
As the grim reality set in that the other six employees were unlikely to be found alive, the company’s leadership gathered the families to provide support and comfort during the difficult time. Pritzker emphasized the company’s commitment to ensuring that the families of the victims are well taken care of and mentioned that compensation packages are being arranged.
The tragic loss of these workers has sent shockwaves through the community, with many expressing their condolences and support for the families affected by the incident. The details surrounding the collapse are still under investigation, as authorities work to determine the cause of the tragedy and prevent similar incidents in the future. The resilience and unity shown by Brawner Builders in the face of this heartbreaking event serve as a testament to the strength and compassion of the human spirit.