Renee True, slain Middleborough woman, drove buses for special-education students for 13 years; ‘She cared about every child she transported,’ officials says
Updated Dec 11, 2020;
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Renee True, the mother of a 21-year-old man accused of murdering her and her husband in their Middleborough home this week, drove buses for special-education students in the town for more than 10 years and was remembered as an employee dedicated to the children she served.
True started working for the Middleborough Public Schools Transportation Department in 2006 as a mini-bus driver responsible for the transportation of special-education students. The district called her a “valued member” of the community.