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North Hall man killed in lawn mower accident remembered for having 'the biggest heart'
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Kelly Westmorland holds his dog, Bama.
The owner of a North Hall construction company who was killed last week in a lawn mower accident was remembered by his fiancee Monday as a skilled construction worker who was willing to help anyone in need and loved the color red. Kelly Westmorland, 55, died Thursday in an accident as he was mowing grass on an embankment with his 60-inch Hustler, Super Zero Turn Lawn Mower, according to Lt. Scott Ware, spokesman for the Hall County Sheriff’s Office. Sandi Lint remembered her fiancé on Monday for his kindness. “He had the biggest heart,” she said. “He never met a stranger. He could be in the grocery store and somebody could be short on groceries and was going to put something back and he would go, ‘No, I’ve got it.’ If a power bill needed to be paid, he paid it.”