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I worked late at the office and came across the Worcester Cold Storage fire on my way home. It's hard to believe it's been three years.
Lt. Thomas E. Spencer
FF. Paul A. Brotherton
FF. Timothy P. Jackson
FF. Jeremiah M. Lucey
FF. James F. Lyons
FF. Joseph T. McGuirk
God bless our departed brothers...I know they have found eternal peace!
Gone but not forgotten.
REST WELL MY BROTHERS. THE TONES WILL NOT SOUND FOR YOU TONIGHT.
YOU WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN
Brothers,
The thoughts and prayers of a world of firefighters is with you and your family on this, the anniversary of the day of your passing. May you rest peacefully.
It is hard to believe that 3 years have gone by since that fateful night.
I'll be hoisting a Guinness in memory of the Worcester 6.
May they rest in peace.
It is up to us to never let these Brothers be forgotten...
Dalmation90
Thanks for the reminder.
God Bless us all.
Dal,
Good job on bringing this back up..........W6 ....let you remind us all to be safe and come after every tour. May their families know they are not forgotten.
True ... True ...
Stay Safe
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LEST WE FORGET, LEST WE FORGET.... WE WILL NEVER FORGET OUR FALLEN BROTHERS!
May they find eternal peace.
Wow, 3 years! Doesn't seem that long, at least for me. I'm sure it feels longer for the families.
Rest easy brothers, you will always be with us on every alarm.
For the rest of us we have to make sure we go home at the end of the call or the end of your shift. No matter what happens, make sure this happens.
For God's sake, keep your head down and your powder dry!
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Lt.Jason Knecht
Altoona Fire Rescue
Altoona, WI
We will never forget the Worcester 6 god bless our fallen brothers
This evening at approximately 18:14 hrs, the tones blared, the radio came to life, the reds started rotating and the air horns blasted... "Attention all companies ...and the tribute to our fallen brothers began........
As a jake who was on the scene that dreaded nite.....i remember as though it was tonite, being up in the tower ladder on the highway looking down into the beast, for i will NEVER forget my brothers !!!
We all love and miss ya jakes !!!!!
********forever in our hearts and prayers ***********
****Tommy ** Jay ** Timmy ** Jerry **Joe ** Paul ****
Res1cuE....Eng3inE....Lad2deR
12/3/99 Box 1438
and from 3 years ago ............
Nice searching 201.
Worcester 6 you will not be forgotten.
For those of you who have not read it, I recommend 3000 Degrees by Sean Flynn. It is about the Worcester Cold Storage Fire.
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Whether for a fallen soldier,or firefighter,the saddest things to hear will always be any tribute to those that gave their lives in service.
Taps or the five tones,if they don't bring a lump to your throat then what will?