59-year-old Michael J. Boone was a renowned horseman and trainer respected in every Pennsylvania community. The Blair County man tragically died in an accident involving a lawn mower over the weekend. Altoona and Tyrone, PA., residents are mourning with the family and friends of Michael Boone and Kassie Mowry following the tragic incident.
Who Was Michael Boone?
Michael Boone was a resident of Tyrone, Pennsylvania, and President at Lytle’s Transfer & Storage. He was a dedicated family man and caring animal lover. According to Barrel Horse World News, Boone was an accomplished horseman, gifted trainer, and friend to many in the barrel racing world. He was an icon in the industry, a visionary, a breeder of the year and so much more. He had the poise of a statesman and an undeniable talent for understanding horses and their thinking and performance.
Michael Boone was honest, humble, smart, and kind, Michael knew how to win on any level and in any profession. Michael Boone was also known for his soft-spoken nature, intelligence, and unwavering loyalty, those who met him could immediately tell he was a man of character and his horses were his passion. Prayers for his family and those who loved him.
What Happened to Michael Boone?
According to Blair County Coroner’s Office, 59-year-old Michael J. Boone was killed in an accident on Saturday 1 June 2024. According to law enforcement agencies, officials and an ambulance were sent to a home located on the 100 block of Kephart Farm Lane for a death investigation. According to the investigators, Boone died from asphyxiation suffered when the lawn tractor which he was riding veered off and went over an embankment, pinning him under the machine. Police said the incident happened at approximately 12:36 p.m.
Visitations and Funeral Dates Announced
Visitation will be held on June 7, 2024, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Mauk & Yates Funeral Home Inc, 719 N 4th Ave, Altoona, Pennsylvania
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