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Austin Wuennenberg Obituary

On July 5, monorail driver Austin Wuennenberg, 21, died when another train backed into his own. He tried to back his train away, but it was too late. The Orange-Osceola medical examiner's office said there were no drugs in his system, and he died of multiple traumatic injuries.

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Published by The Palm Beach Post from Aug. 18 to Dec. 23, 2009.

Memories and Condolences
for Austin Wuennenberg

6 Entries

September 13, 2020

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Jamie Graves

June 11, 2019

As another anniversary approaches. Your son hasn't been forgotten. Many hugs and prayers your way. We have been to WDW several times. I havent seen a plaque , but sure do hope they put one up .

Ryan

April 30, 2013

Rest in peace, Austin. We had such good times together, I was thinking of you today. I miss you!

Robert Savona

October 2, 2009

Austin, May the Angels of Heaven surround you and your family. Our deepest sympathy and prayers.

May Alexander

August 25, 2009

When tragedy strikes and takes the life of our loved ones, we cry out with great sorrow. Be assured that your tears are not unnoticed by the Creator of life. Although your deep pain will not easily disappear, praying to God will bring comfort to you as you grieve. May the "Father of tender mercies" and the "God of all comfort" strengthen your faith and give you courage to face the days ahead. I am very sorry for your loss.

Will Family

August 18, 2009

My family and I recently visited Disney during Mardi Gras vacation, and we were able to ride right in the front of the monorail with Austin. As safe as the monorail is at Disney, we are sure that your family never expected to hear such terrible news. Our condolences are with you.

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