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Texas Community Mourns the Loss of Joseph Cibrian Following Fatal Rollover Accident in Jim Wells County

Jim Wells County, Texas – The community is in mourning after Texas DPS troopers identified 52-year-old Joseph Cibrian as the victim of a tragic rollover accident that occurred on Saturday, August 17. The incident happened on FM 534 when Cibrian, driving a Ford F250, veered off the roadway, leading to an overcorrection that caused the vehicle to roll over multiple times. The truck caught fire after the rollover, and while Cibrian managed to escape the burning vehicle, his injuries were fatal, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

The exact circumstances of the accident are still under investigation as authorities work to determine the factors that contributed to this tragedy. The Texas Department of Public Safety continues to investigate, urging anyone who may have witnessed the accident or has relevant information to come forward.

The news of Cibrian’s untimely death has deeply affected the local community. Friends, family, and neighbors have taken to social media to express their condolences and share memories of the man they knew. On Facebook, Thelma Martinez wrote, "My heartfelt condolences to his family, praying for them in their time of loss. May Mr. Cibrian R.I.P." Similarly, Lily Mondragon shared, "I used to work with Joe. He said some prayers for me when he went to Jerusalem on a pilgrimage. I was battling cancer. He was so kind and I know he will be missed. My condolences to his family."

Other members of the community echoed these sentiments, with comments such as, "May he RIP. Condolences to the family," from Norma Cornejo Rivera, and "My condolences to his family may he rest in peace," from Christine Ortiz.

As the investigation into the accident continues, the community holds onto the memory of Joseph Cibrian, honoring him for the kindness and compassion he showed during his life. The Cibrian family is in the thoughts and prayers of many as they navigate this heartbreaking loss.

— Updated by Lily Ramirez in Local

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