VICTIMS IDENTIFIED IN DEADLY WASHINGTON CO. FIRE; NO FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED, SAYS SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Authorities have identified the two victims in a deadly fire Tuesday morning that destroyed a home in Washington County.
The bodies of 59-year-old Nancy Marie McGee and 58-year-old Robert Lee Moore Jr. were discovered as first responders were called to a structure fire around 12:30 a.m. in the 400 block of New Years Creek Lane, off of Highway 105.
Upon their arrival, they found a camper-type trailer fully engulfed in flames. The bodies were located when the fire was extinguished.
Washington County Sheriff’s Office Lieutenant David Blakey said the two were cohabitants in the residence. Their bodies were transported to the Fort Bend County Medical Examiner’s Office for autopsies.
Lt. Blakey said the sheriff’s office is still working with the State Fire Marshal’s Office to determine the cause and origin of the fire, but no foul play is suspected.
My sincere condolences going out to both of their families. Nancy was a nice person. Would always make me smile. She will be truly missed. Rest in Peace to them both.
Praying For Both Families, And Deepest Condolences To The Families And Friends.
Such sad news, our condolences to the family and friends. God Bless
This is sad news. Don’t know if the smoke alarms were working, but it makes me want to test mine regularly.
This hurts my heart Robert “Mike” Lee Moore Jr. was my friend and Nancy Mcgee was a nice lady. I will miss them both may God bless their families in this trying time and bring everyone peace.
I’m so sad about the loss of your friend. Wish we had a better way to pass. Wishing peace for everyone.
Nancy was a beautiful person inside and out, always had a smile on her face and she was facing a lot of adversities in her life, always the same, my condolences to both families she will be missed ? rest easy cousin