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The pregnant fiancée of a fly-in-fly-out worker tragically killed in a forklift accident has said she still wakes up and checks her phone for his 'good morning' texts.  Brisbane man and father-to-be Joe Williams, 35, died when the forklift he was driving rolled and trapped his foot off Black Butt Court in Middleton, Central Queensland.  Paramedics were called to the worksite about 2.40am on Saturday to treat a man in critical condition. Two hours later in Brisbane, Casey Watters received a knock on the door from police and her world collapsed.  Joe Williams, 35, was on a shift as a FIFO w...

Share 'After the sad passing of Joe Williams we would like to do anything we can to support his partner Casey and their soon-to-be-born baby,' one fundraiser stated. It is understood the couple recently purchased a home together.  Close friend Tye Stephenson described Joe as a 'brother, partner in crime and a joker'.   Joe Williams (pictured) leaves behind his partner who is pregnant with their baby girl. A fundraiser has been started to help the grieving family 'Tragically taken from us all too soon,' he wrote. 'I promise mate that I will always be here looking out for your beautiful part...

A Brisbane man who died following a forklift crash in Central Queensland was just weeks away from becoming a first-time father. Joe Williams, 35, was driving the forklift along a road at Middlemount, three hours north-west of Rockhampton, when the vehicle rolled and trapped his leg. He was treated at the scene in a critical condition but later died from his injuries, paramedics said. READ MORE: Joe Williams, 35, was driving the forklift along a road at Middlemount when the vehicle rolled.(GoFundMe) As investigations into the incident continue, close friends and family have paid tribute to Mr ...