FL Fire Captain Dies of COVID Complications

Jan. 12, 2021
Ocean City-Wright Fire Protection District Capt. Lloyd Losinger, 60, died on Jan. 6 and was considered "a loyal friend and coworker," according to the district.

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A Florida firefighter died of COVID-19 last week after battling the virus for about a month, according to the U.S. Fire Administration.

Ocean City-Wright Fire Control District Capt. Lloyd Losinger contracted COVID while performing inspections, the USFA said in an alert. He died of complications from the virus on Jan. 6.

With great sadness, the OCW Family announces the passing of Fire Inspection Captain Lloyd Losinger due to complications...

Posted by Ocean City-Wright Fire Control District on Thursday, January 7, 2021

"Captain Losinger was a loyal friend and coworker, but more importantly he was a terrific husband, father and grandfather," the fire district stated in an online update.

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