HYDE COUNTY: Fireworks truck explodes at Ferry Terminal. Num injs.
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Sat Jul 04 at 13:14
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Submitted by: Andrew Wallace, CFP-743
Mecklenburg County
MATTHEWS - Mecklenburg County companies, assisted by units from Charlotte Fire, responded to a factory fire Monday, June 29th.
Hyde County
Rockingham County
Rowan County
Rutherford County
Currituck County
NC LODDs:
2009: 3
2008: 11
2007: 8
2006: 8
2005: 4
Brunswick County
WILMINGTON - North Carolina Firefighter Edward C. Kramer, serving his country in Iraq, was killed in the performance of his duties while overseas.
Cumberland County
FAYETTEVILLE - Firefighters battled a blaze late Wednesday at Douglas Byrd Middle School at 1616 Ireland Drive in Fayetteville, officials said.
Johnston County
BENSON - Connie Allen Beasley, age 53, of 981 Denning Road, owner and operator of Triple C Fire and Rescue, died Monday at his residence.
Wake County
RALEIGH - Raleigh A-shift firefighters were dispatched for a reported apartment fire on June 25th to 6305 Shanda Drive at 04:47 hours.
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It all still seems so unreal… I can’t believe you’re gone. I will always remember our trips to Fayetteville, and just hanging out having couple of beers… I will cherish every laugh we shared. Thank you for being more than just a friend. You will never be forgotten, brother…
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The fire service has suffered a great loss, you were not only a great instructor who taught me alot but you were a great friend. R.I.P.
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We are going to miss you Connie. We truly enjoyed our times together. Thanks for everything you ever taught Brunswick VFD (Columbus County) Jerry & Rose Gore
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Thanks “BIG C” for everything you tought me. I will miss you brother!
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Great that everyone made it out safe this time but what about next time. There were lessons learned here. We as firefighters think that won’t happen to our department. Fire doesn’t segregate if you are volunteer or career. Dave Dodson’s “Art of Reading Smoke” and Frank Branningan’s “Building Construction”. There is a lot of information out there so that we can stop the since-less near misses or DEATHS. Once again very happy to not be going to another FIREFIGHTER’S FUNERAL......