Three Injured In Construction Accident At Kauffman Center Site ...

Thoughts and prayers to the families of the two men. Truly a heartbreaking event.

My husband is in constuction, and everytime I hear of something like this, my heart jumps. My thoughts and prayers are with the familes and friends. Also with the crew, I know that they become like family too.

Most of us think, as we leave for work in the morning, that we will be returning home at the end of the day. Unfortunately, this is not always true. This is such a heartbreaking accident. My prayers go out to the families of both men. We have to remember each day is a gift.

I was going downtown for business and was going up Broadway when the firefighters were just pulling on to 16th. What a mangled wreck. Prayers for the workers.

I knew both men and I am saddened by the loss of one and hopeful for the recovery of the other. My thoughts and prayers are with the family of the deceased and prayers for speedy recovery of the injured. We deal with this risk every day as ironworkers and members of the construction trade in general, especially the high workers like ourselves.

My prayers are with their families and friends.

my husband is a union ironworker and knows the men.. our hearts go out to their families.. ipray that the family stays strong and the other man n the hospital has a full recovery!

Does anyone know the names of the two men? I am friends with quite a few ironworkers and Im worried. I know the news has not said yet, but Im on pins and needles.Thanks. My prayers are with their families at this time. May God watch over the man in the hospital for a full recovery!

My thoughts and prayers are with those familes. You need to treat every day special and tell the ones you love that you love them every day because tomarrow may not come.

My friend left us today... You were a good man and a good friend. You will be missed. My heart goes out to your wife and kids.

MY prayers go out to both my ironworker brothers family's.Truly a tragic day you will never be forgotten!

prayers to all of you the kids and wife of a good friend
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My prayers go to both the familys and firends. As a borther ironwork they will be missed a sad day for local 10

Ryan was my cousin. God bless and be near his family as they struggle through this horrible loss.

All around our nation spans
monuments built by human hands;
Bridges,Towers and Buildings too
by men who work for me and you.

Men withstrong and calloused hands
who toil all day upon our lands.
They work in weather dark and dreary;
When day is done they come home weary.

They work in hottest heat of day
and earn every bit of their weekly pay.
They work in mud and sleet and snow
and go where others dare to go.

They work alone and with each other
and that is why we call them "BROTHER"
They climb where angels fear to tread
They never look down in fear or dread.

So, don't wait till the bye and bye
to say a prayer to the one on high
for men on whom we all reley,
bless the ironworker in the sky.

OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH THE FAMILYS!

I had worked with Ryan many times. I'm in shock. He was a good person and Ironworker. The local will miss him.

The man who was killed was an amazing person. Prayers go to his wife and children. Love you guys.

The non-union side is also sad. We are all brothers in Gods eyes. Peace be with the family's involved. My prayers are with you.

The news is good but every other company has a helicopter flying, where is yours?

We are saddened by this accident at Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, our hearts and prayers go out to the two men and their families, especially to the ironworkers "Brothers" you lost a wonderful friend indeed.