RTT. LLC

07/06/2024

06/03/2022

First of all we like to start by thanking everyone who was able to make it to Chris Russell’s funeral and his last ride! And for all the support we have received! Words dont make justice ! Thank you Thank you to each and everyone who has reached out to us shared a post have supported The Russell family in all ways Every single donation ! Every truck that said Present and those who couldn’t make it but their hearts were with us! It means the world to us! We will never forget all the support! We have had lots of folks reach out to us in regards of the Chris Russell T-Shirts. If you are interested in a Grey Chris Russell shirt. Let us know ! They are $20 each. We will be putting in the order on Monday. They should take about 2 weeks to come in. Let us know if you have any questions. All proceedings go to the Russell Family! Let us all gather and help them out !

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05/24/2022

Please COME SHOW YOUR SUPPORT AND RSVP! COME JOIN US TO SAY OUR LAST GOODBYES ONE MORE RIDE WITH OUR BROTHER!

TOW TRUCK FUNERAL PROCESSION DETAILS
Tow truck procession details:
June 1st meet up at 10am, step off at 12
Staging 207 Church St, Wethersfield, CT
Clearing house auction
Proceeding to
St James Cemetery
360 Broad St, Manchester , CT
Please people come out and support and try to rsvp attendance and number of trucks. CT state police and Wethersfield PD will provide protection

05/24/2022

“You need to pay attention to those lights, whether it’s police, fire, or tow trucks,” “You need to pay attention and move over because we are out there doing a service just like police, and we want to come home to our families.”

Katie Napolitan
https://gofund.me/377b6c1c
CHRISTOPHER M. RUSSELL GONE TOO SOON!
12/27/1983-05/21/2022

05/24/2022

'Slow Down and Move Over' Is the Law, and it Could Save a Life!
CHRISTOPHER M. RUSSELL GONE TOO SOON!
12/27/1983-05/21/2022
https://gofund.me/eaa05bd6

05/24/2022

The Tow Operator’s Prayer

The tow operator stood and faced his Maker, which must always come to air. He hoped his chains were left behind and he hadn’t brought them on to bare. “Step forward now, wrecker driver how shall I deal with you?” Have you always rendered aid? To your Maker, have you been true? The tower, with dirt on his hands, said “No sir, I guess I ain’t. Because those of us who drive wreckers can’t always be a saint. I’ve had to work most Sundays and at times my talk was rough, and sometimes I’ve taken people cars, because life is just that tough. But I never took a penny, that wasn’t mine to keep. Though I logged a lot of hours when the bills just got too deep. And I never passed by a cry for help though at times I had little to gain, and sometimes, please forgive me, I could do little more than feel their pain. I know I don’t deserve a place among the people here. They only wanted me around in their worst of moments there. But if you have a place for me here, well…it need not be too grand. I never expected or had too much so if you don’t…I’ll understand. "There was silence all around the room where the saints respectfully stood. As the tow operator waited quietly, for the judgment…bad or good. “Step forward now, wrecker driver, you’ve borne your burdens well. Come tow on heaven streets, you’ve done your time in hell.”
Remember… Slow Down & Move Over
CHRISTOPHER M. RUSSELL GONE TOO SOON!
12/27/1983-05/21/202

https://gofund.me/eaa05bd6

05/24/2022

CHRIS TOOK THIS PICTURE AND TITLE IT "ONE TIRED MAN AND HIS TRUCK!" IT WAS TAKEN ON ROUTE 5 HE PUT HIS GLOVE IN THE SNOW TO HOLD UP HIS PHONE HE SET THE TIMER AND WALKED BACK TO HIS TRUCK FOR THE PICTURE AFTER BEING ON THE ROAD FOR 10 HOURS DURING ONE OF THE SNOWSTORMS!
GONE TOO SOON BROTHER!

05/24/2022

On Saturday May 21, 2022. We lost one of own. Our driver Chris Russell stopped to help a stranded motorist change a tire when he was struck and killed by a hit and run driver. Chris was a great guy; he had a huge heart who helped others whenever he could. Chris was also passionate about animals, taking in several orphaned squirrels he raised, and he rehabbed them in hopes for release. This was Chris, always there to help he may not have always had a smile on his face, but he got the job done. Chris was a hardworking individual and never said no. No situation was too difficult for him, he always found a way to get it done. No car was too tricky for Chris, he always found some creative way to get it done. As I said in one interview Chris was like a walking tow truck dictionary, if you asked about something Chris usually had the answer. Just a couple weeks ago I had a car with a broken tire that I struggled to get onto the flatbed. I sent Chris a picture and said, "how can I fix this." Chris called me, told me to calm down and walked me through how to do it. Even though he was home he was still there to help me. That was Chris just a phone call away. Chris to me was a mentor and a great friend. He leaves behind big shoes to fill and will be missed by all. Rest easy Chris Russell and we will take the chains from here. Last tow call May 21, 2022.
Your Best friend Katie Napolitan

“You need to pay attention to those lights, whether it’s police, fire, or tow trucks,” “You need to pay attention and move over because we are out there doing a service just like police, and we want to come home to our families.”

Katie Napolitan

'Slow Down and Move Over' Is the Law, and it Could Save a Life

05/24/2022

https://www.gofundme.com/f/fallen-operator?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1