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clint had a wounderful life, that ended to soon. He is the father of Bronson Mansker, Jade Mansker, and the late Brittnie Mansker,(forgive me for the spelling i dont know how her name was spelled). He left behind a beautiful wife Megan Mansker and lots of friends and family that love him and miss him very much. Clint workd hard to give his family everything they needed and wanted. He was the best and only father i (brittney, Bronson's wife) new. His family and friends are eager i know, to teach Jade about her Father Clint.
If anyone needs to talk to someone for support just e-mail me at brittneymansker@yahoo.com. Dont forget to light a candel for clint. 

From News Paper

Alturas man dies in trailer accident

An Alturas man, Clint Mansker, age 41, died Thursday from injuries sustained when a mobile trailer at Modoc Medical Center he was helping move, fell and pinned him underneath.

Mansker was freed by a fellow worker William Voth, Eddy Hill, who lives near by, and others and taken into the Emergency Room. The ER was adjacent to the trailer. The accident occurred at about 2 p.m. and Mansker succumbed to his injuries about an hour later.

According to Modoc Sheriff Mark Gentry, Voth credited Mansker with saving his life. Voth told the Sheriff that Mansker advised him to move just before the trailer fell. Voth was still under the trailer when it dropped, but was able to free himself.

Gentry said the pair was working for North State Mobile Homes, under contract to move the trailer and make room for a new unit, which would house the recently purchased CT Scan. The older trailer was used as the ambulance office and other related hospital services.

Gentry said the trailer had been jacked up and there are reports that a very strong gust of wind could have been at least partly responsible for the trailer falling. Winds that day had gusted between 40 to 60 m.p.h.

Gentry also said that while the ER personnel called to get an air ambulance to transport Mansker out for care, those ambulances were all grounded because of the high winds throughout the north state. According to Gentry, the pathologist report indicates Mansker was so severely injured that a transport would not have saved his life.

According to Gentry, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, OSHA, conducted an investigation of the accident site on Friday afternoon. The results of that investigation have not been released.