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Your contribution, no matter the amount, will be a beacon of hope, lighting the way forward for those who have dedicated their lives to serving others. With your help, we can continue being the lifeline that our firefighter community relies on.
Honor The Life Of Greene County Fire Rescue BC Chris Eddy.
It is with heavy hearts that we share the tragic news of Battalion Chief Chris Eddy’s passing. Chief Eddy, a dedicated leader with Greene County Fire Rescue 11, was killed in the line of duty during an explosion while bravely battling a truck fire on Wednesday morning. His courage and unwavering commitment to serving the community of Charlotte, North Carolina, will never be forgotten.
Chief Eddy’s loss is deeply felt by his family, friends, and the entire firefighting community. We ask that you keep them in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time as we honor the legacy of this courageous firefighter who gave his life in service to others.
We kindly ask for your support through donations, with every penny going directly to Chief Eddy’s loved ones as they navigate this painful journey. Your contributions will help provide much-needed assistance during this challenging time. Please share this post to help spread awareness of his dedication and heroism.
Help Support Bubba McClure and His Family After Devastating Fire
Bubba McClure has been a dedicated firefighter in Idaho for over 15 years, serving with Local 5327 in the Parma Rural Fire District, volunteering with the Ola Fire Department, and deploying to wildland fires with the Sand Hollow Fire District. Bubba and his family have deep roots in Ola, Idaho, where they live on their family ranch.
On August 7th, 2024, Bubba was called back from his deployment on the Limepoint Fire to assist his own community with fire protection. Upon returning home, he immediately joined forces with the BLM and local mutual aid crews, working tirelessly to protect the homes and lives of his neighbors and friends.