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 A 32-year-old Mount Morris man was killed when a large rock crashed through the windshield of a vehicle in which he was a passenger Wednesday night, police said. 
  
 The Genesee County Sheriff's Office is investigating the man's death as a "potential homicide," said a statement. On Thursday, police identified the victim as Kenneth Andrew White. 
  
 The man was traveling south on Interstate 75 in Vienna Township, near the Dodge Road overpass, when the rock came through the vehicle. 
  
 Four other drivers told police that they'd struck large rocks on the roadway. The sheriff's office says it believes the rocks were brought to the overpass from somewhere else. 
  
 The construction worker had been returning from a site with a co-worker when their vehicle was struck, said his sister, Alicia Waskoski. 
  
 “He loved being a working man,” she said Thursday night. “He liked being outside and throwing a football around, video games and sports.” 
  
 Besides his siblings, White — who also has lived in South Carolina — leaves a fiancee and a 5-year-old son. 
  
 A 32-year-old man was killed after being hit by a rock thrown from Interstate 75 Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2017. (Photo: Genesee County Sheriff's Office) 
  
 “He was just a great friend, a great family member and a really great father,” his sister said. “He was really loved, and this hurts our family a lot.” 
  
 To help with funeral expenses, White’s family has set up a GoFundMe page. More than $3,300 of an $8,000 goal had been donated by Thursday night. 
  
 “I grew up in Mount Morris and I was shocked to hear the tragic news,” one donor wrote. “I'm sure it is of little comfort, but people all over the nation are grieving with you.” 
  
 Meanwhile, White’s family is asking anyone who has information about anyone involved in the incident to step forward. 
  
 “If this happened to them, they would want somebody behind bars for what they did,” Waskoski said. 
  
 jdickson@detroitnews.com 
  
  
  
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 Police ID man killed when rock thrown off overpass goes through windshield 
  
 VIENNA TWP, MI - A man died Wednesday when a large rock thrown from a highway overpass smashed through the windshield of the vehicle he was riding in on Interstate 75. 
  
 The Genesee County Sheriff's Office responded at 8:32 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 18, to southbound I-75 near the Dodge Road overpass to reports of an unknown accident, police said in a statement. 
  
 Preliminary investigation revealed a 32-year-old Mt. Morris man was riding in a vehicle south on I-75 when the windshield of the vehicle he was riding in was struck by a large rock, the statement said. 
  
 The rock went through the windshield and hit the man. He was taken to Hurley Medical Center and pronounced dead, police said. 
  
 The man's name has not been released by police because the man's family has not been notified. 
  
 There were four other vehicles that reported hitting other large rocks on the highway and were at the scene waiting for police to arrive, the statement said. 
  
 Police said they believe that the rocks may have been taken from another location and thrown off the overpass. 
  
 Anyone with information related to the incident - including any suspicious activity, dash cam footage or home surveillance footage in the area between 7 and 8:30 p.m. - is asked to call the Genesee County Sheriff's Office at 810-257-3422. 
  
 There is a $2,500 reward and tipsters also can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-422-5244 or make a tip online at P3tips.com. 
  
 Accident investigation shuts down southbound I-75 ||||| VIENNA TOWNSHIP, Mich. - A Michigan family is heartbroken after their father was killed Wednesday when a large rock was thrown off an I-75 overpass and through his windshield. 
  
 UPDATE: Authorities: Several teens in custody after rock thrown from I-75 overpass in Michigan, killing man 
  
 Kenneth Andrew White, 32, of Mount Morris Township, was in a van heading south on I-75 when the windshield was struck by a large rock, police said. The rock went through the windshield and hit White, who was in the passenger seat. 
  
 White was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. 
  
 Authorities said four other cars were struck with large rocks and were waiting for police to arrive when the van was hit. No other injuries were reported. 
  
 Amy Cagle had to tell her 5-year-old son that his father was killed coming home from work. 
  
 "He was a good man and a good father," Cagle said. 
  
 Police said somebody threw the large rock off of the Dodge Road overpass north of Flint, hitting the van White was riding home in from his construction job. 
  
 Kenneth Andrew White 
  
 "For some senseless act, for it to be just a rock, just to take him so soon," Cagle said. 
  
 Before White and his friend came through the area on I-75, police said 20 rocks had already been thrown. Four other cars had pulled over, and drivers called 911. 
  
 "I just don't understand what a person could be thinking to even want to do something like that," said Alicia Waskoski, White's sister. "To know they're putting lives in danger by just throwing rocks over the interpass." 
  
 Investigators are asking for the public's help tracking down the people who threw the rocks. 
  
 Sheriff’s deputies say a preliminary investigation shows a southbound vehicle was struck Oct. 18, 2017 in the windshield by a large rock on I-75 in Vienna Township. (Photo courtesy of Genesee County Sheriff's Office) 
  
 "We have a family here," Genesee County Undersferiff Chris Swanson said. "This guy's got a fiance. He's got a child. He's on his way back from a hard day's work and out of the blue comes a rock and he loses his life. We want to find out who's responsible for this." 
  
 "He took away a child's father,and the love of my life," Cagle said. "His stupid act took away a life." 
  
 White's family and the community are torn apart by White's death. 
  
 Officials said it's been an intense homicide investigation. They are asking for information from anyone who has heard anything about the incident. 
  
 Sources told Local 4 that officials have been directed to a person from a social media tip. 
  
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Output:
An awful story out of Michigan, where a 32-year-old construction worker and father was returning from a work site Wednesday night when the vehicle, which a co-worker was driving, was hit by a large rock. It crashed through the windshield and hit Kenneth Andrew White, killing him, the Detroit News reports. Police say four other drivers hit large rocks on the same stretch of roadway; they believe the rocks were brought to an overpass from another location and then tossed off, MLive reports. They say 20 rocks had been thrown before White and his co-worker came through, ClickOnDetroit reports. They are investigating White's death as a potential homicide. He leaves behind a fiancee and a 5-year-old son, and his family is mourning his loss. "He was just a great friend, a great family member, and a really great father," says his sister. "He was really loved, and this hurts our family a lot." His fiancee calls White the love of her life, and says it was devastating to tell their son his father was killed while coming home from work. "This guy's got a fiance. He's got a child. He's on his way back from a hard day's work and out of the blue comes a rock and he loses his life," says the Genesee County undersheriff. "We want to find out who's responsible for this." Police are asking the public for tips. A GoFundMe to raise money for funeral expenses has collected more than $11,000 so far.