NEW YORK — There was a rally in Queens on Sunday after a taxi cab driver was beaten to death by passengers who, in keeping with police, refused to pay their fare and tried to rob him.

That driver is being remembered as a loving husband and father simply making an attempt to help his household, CBS2’s Andrea Grymes reported.

“I don’t know what to do right now. I have lost. I have lost,” Abigail Barwuah stated.

The widow of Kutin Gyimah couldn’t maintain again her tears whereas speaking about her beloved husband, who was killed in Far Rockaway.

“He was a good, good man. He was my backbone. I’m lost right now. My children’s hero,” Barwuah stated.

The yellow cab driver, who was described as a hardworking household man, leaves behind 4 children, ages 3 to eight.

The Ghanian group is coming collectively to consolation Gyimah’s spouse and household. Gyimah was a religious Christian.

“She’s so young to face this with four children. So bad,” stated Hanna Mensah, one other household good friend.

Police stated his 5 passengers tried to rob him when he dropped them off at Beach 54th Street and Arverne Boulevard on Saturday at round 6:30 a.m.

Investigators stated Gyimah took off after them and witnesses noticed the passengers — three males and two females — assault him.

Police stated he fell to the bottom and hit his head.

“That’s awful. That’s just awful,” stated Katherine Wood, of Co-Op City.

“Why do you have to attack someone for no reason? How much really is that money? You took somebody’s life. Come on,” stated Joe Tompo, a household good friend.

On Sunday morning, the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers stood along with his spouse and kids and supplied a $15,000 reward for info resulting in an arrest.

“We know the pain and suffering is only starting for this family, and we’re asking for justice,” the federation’s Fernando Mateo stated.

“A loving, loving and caring gentleman. Hard-working, takes care of the family. Yeah, we’ve really lost a dedicated father,” added Rev. Dr. Samuel Arhin of Ghana United Methodist Church.

Gyimah’s employer, Big Apple Taxi Fleet, will probably be masking all funeral bills.