During the service, family members of the lost Impact Plastic employees honored their loved ones by lighting a candle and holding their portrait.

I dug a road into the railroad bank. … I made everybody hit their gas and don’t stop,” said Ron Kell, manager of the Old Hickory Buildings factory.

At least two women who worked at the plant died and at least three are missing. Employees allege they weren't allowed to leave as floodwaters rose.

Guillermo Mendoza can still remember the last phone call he received from his mother, Bertha, in the morning hours of Sept. 27. Mendoza said his mother told him she loved him and said, “It looks like it’s getting bad weather.

Six employees died at the Erwin, Tennessee plastics plant as Hurricane Helene caused widespread devastation across the region.

The company came under fire after allegations circulated that employees were told they would be penalized for leaving work.