We have never had a problem with them… actually, the drivers have been so amazing. and Athens has always been our service provider. I’ve lived in a condo community for almost 13 years. Based on this experience, I’m giving Athens 5/5 stars! Thank you to the Athens team and their drivers, who did not complain when they picked up all the trash in the bin and enclosure.
By 2 p.m., our building engineer reported that the extra bin we requested was also delivered. I said YES and told him that we appreciated all the help he provided us that day. The original Athens representative followed up with a call to make sure the job had been completed.
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When the driver and his companion left, we had an empty bin and a clean trash enclosure. He assured me that trash from the bin and everything that had accumulated in the enclosure would all be picked up. At lunch time, the truck from Athens arrived! We warned the driver that there was a lot of trash in the enclosure. He listened to my concerns, and said he would make calls to the right department to make sure our trash would be picked up that day. I reached out to Athens in the morning to inform them of the problem, and received a call back from an Athens representative. I plan to keep it as nice as I can," he said.Ī spokesperson for Waste Management said the company is "sorry to learn of this unfortunate incident" and cooperating with authorities.My complex was transitioning from another hauler to Athens, and we had some issues with pickup that were quite frustrating. "It's going to be the way that I can continue to honor grandma. Pritchett wants to make sure his grandmother’s roots continue to grow, which he plans to do by staying in her home and building that Stillwater legacy. His friends have set up a GoFundMe to help with funeral costs. He’s holding tight to the photos he does have of his grandmother, mostly selfies he took of them together, especially her favorite photo, which was taken after she took the train to visit him in Chicago. Roots have gone straight down into the depths of Stillwater," Pritchett said. When the house burned down, she rebuilt it in the same spot, and it's where she finished out her final days. Peterson started that legacy with her own grandma, whose home she bought. "Grandparents always tell you how proud they are, and you always wonder is that just a saying? But she'd always say, ‘You're my pride and joy, Josh,’" Pritchett said. Their bond becoming even stronger after his mom, Peterson’s daughter, passed away in 2015. Peterson was his longtime guardian and even at 81 years old, she was his sole confidant. He moved back to Stillwater from Chicago a year ago thinking he would care for his grandmother during the final years of her life but said it ended up being the other way around. She'd drive to the bank and pass them out," Pritchett explained. "She would, even just to be nice, bake cookies that she couldn't eat because she's a Celiac, and she had all these cookies and just go out and hand them to everybody (like) workers.
Neighbors believe she was trying to deliver cookies to the driver at the time. Stillwater police said it's the same spot where Peterson was hit and killed by a garbage truck on the morning of April 25. Pritchett built a memorial outside their home to honor his grandmother. She was known by everyone on the block where she’s lived for 70 years. "I found her (outside) last week trying to chop a branch off that tree because it was looking a little loose from one of the storms," Pritchett joked. For the next nearly 60 years of her life, Peterson continued to embody those traits: lovely, helpful, and headstrong.
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