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1. Date:

 4/13/2010
 6 (7%) 
 
 2/16/2010
 1 (1%) 
 
 4/14/2010
 2 (2%) 
 
 11/16/2009
 1 (1%) 
 
 4/15/2010
 2 (2%) 
 
 4/16/2010
 1 (1%) 
 
 12/8/2009
 1 (1%) 
 
 3/21/2010
 1 (1%) 
 
 5/5/2010
 3 (3%) 
 
 5/10/2010
 4 (5%) 
 
 5/11/2010
 1 (1%) 
 
 5/12/2010
 1 (1%) 
 
 5/13/2010
 5 (6%) 
 
 5/17/2010
 12 (14%) 
 
 3/31/2011
 8 (9%) 
 
 4/1/2011
 4 (5%) 
 
 3/13/2011
 1 (1%) 
 
 1/23/2011
 1 (1%) 
 
 4/11/2011
 1 (1%) 
 
 3/2/2012
 2 (2%) 
 
 3/26/2012
 1 (1%) 
 
 4/3/2012
 8 (9%) 
 
 2/20/2012
 1 (1%) 
 
 4/4/2012
 6 (7%) 
 
 4/5/2012
 5 (6%) 
 
 4/10/2012
 2 (2%) 
 
 4/16/2012
 4 (5%) 
 
 12/29/2011
 1 (1%) 
 
Total: 86

2. First Name:

 Richard D.
 1 (1%) 
 
 Tami
 1 (1%) 
 
 Gary
 1 (1%) 
 
 Edward
 1 (1%) 
 
 James
 5 (6%) 
 
 Robert
 4 (5%) 
 
 Reino
 1 (1%) 
 
 Del
 1 (1%) 
 
 Billy
 1 (1%) 
 
 Robert
 1 (1%) 
 
 Larry
 1 (1%) 
 
 James
 1 (1%) 
 
 Bert
 1 (1%) 
 
 Brian
 1 (1%) 
 
 Earl (Rex)
 1 (1%) 
 
 Jim
 1 (1%) 
 
 Ron
 1 (1%) 
 
 Dale
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lester
 1 (1%) 
 
 Donald
 3 (3%) 
 
 Mike
 1 (1%) 
 
 Glen
 1 (1%) 
 
 Clarence
 1 (1%) 
 
 Kenneth Bye
 1 (1%) 
 
 Mel
 1 (1%) 
 
 Wayne
 2 (2%) 
 
 John
 5 (6%) 
 
 Eric W.
 1 (1%) 
 
 Louie
 1 (1%) 
 
 Denny
 1 (1%) 
 
 Robert "Bob" F
 1 (1%) 
 
 Greg
 1 (1%) 
 
 Bob
 2 (2%) 
 
 John (Bob)
 1 (1%) 
 
 William "Bill"
 1 (1%) 
 
 Reino T
 1 (1%) 
 
 Jim
 1 (1%) 
 
 Dick
 1 (1%) 
 
 Arthur
 1 (1%) 
 
 Matthew
 1 (1%) 
 
 Chet
 1 (1%) 
 
 Ken
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lori
 1 (1%) 
 
 Billy
 1 (1%) 
 
 Mike
 1 (1%) 
 
 David
 2 (2%) 
 
 Joshua
 1 (1%) 
 
 Ray
 1 (1%) 
 
 Aileen
 1 (1%) 
 
 Gordon
 1 (1%) 
 
 Dwight
 1 (1%) 
 
 Grant
 1 (1%) 
 
 Kenneth
 1 (1%) 
 
 Malcolm
 1 (1%) 
 
 Matt
 2 (2%) 
 
 Gene
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lee
 1 (1%) 
 
 Thomas
 1 (1%) 
 
 Edward L.
 1 (1%) 
 
 DONALD
 1 (1%) 
 
 TERRY
 1 (1%) 
 
 JAMES
 1 (1%) 
 
 DARRELL
 1 (1%) 
 
 DAVID
 1 (1%) 
 
 Charles
 1 (1%) 
 
 Rolf “Doc”
 1 (1%) 
 
 Ted
 1 (1%) 
 
 Ronald J.
 1 (1%) 
 
 Mark L.
 1 (1%) 
 
Total: 86

3. Last Name

 Streissguth
 1 (1%) 
 
 Tracy
 1 (1%) 
 
 Thompson
 2 (2%) 
 
 Semanski
 1 (1%) 
 
 Tessandore
 1 (1%) 
 
 Hash
 3 (3%) 
 
 Watson
 2 (2%) 
 
 Owen
 1 (1%) 
 
 Jones
 3 (3%) 
 
 Wyckoff
 1 (1%) 
 
 Weiss
 1 (1%) 
 
 Ashurst
 3 (3%) 
 
 Parker
 1 (1%) 
 
 Slater
 1 (1%) 
 
 Grinstead
 1 (1%) 
 
 Kindlund
 1 (1%) 
 
 Frisbie
 1 (1%) 
 
 Willis
 1 (1%) 
 
 Mills
 1 (1%) 
 
 Greif
 2 (2%) 
 
 Buettgenbach
 1 (1%) 
 
 See
 1 (1%) 
 
 Radford
 1 (1%) 
 
 Bye
 1 (1%) 
 
 Mastne
 1 (1%) 
 
 Emmel
 1 (1%) 
 
 Bulter
 1 (1%) 
 
 Shink
 1 (1%) 
 
 Tyrrell
 1 (1%) 
 
 Wright
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lansberry
 1 (1%) 
 
 Whitsell
 1 (1%) 
 
 Timmermans
 1 (1%) 
 
 Coyle
 1 (1%) 
 
 Sturza
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lucas
 1 (1%) 
 
 Durham
 1 (1%) 
 
 Bauermeister
 1 (1%) 
 
 Stone
 1 (1%) 
 
 Knapp
 1 (1%) 
 
 White
 1 (1%) 
 
 Parks
 1 (1%) 
 
 Walsh
 1 (1%) 
 
 Baker
 1 (1%) 
 
 Brown
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lyon
 1 (1%) 
 
 McDaniel
 1 (1%) 
 
 Kammerzell
 1 (1%) 
 
 Nordby
 1 (1%) 
 
 Van Zanen
 1 (1%) 
 
 Coggen
 1 (1%) 
 
 Baxter
 1 (1%) 
 
 Campbell
 1 (1%) 
 
 Hadaller
 2 (2%) 
 
 Grimm
 1 (1%) 
 
 Cook
 1 (1%) 
 
 Smith
 1 (1%) 
 
 Willson
 1 (1%) 
 
 Huddleston
 1 (1%) 
 
 Burton
 1 (1%) 
 
 Growt
 1 (1%) 
 
 Stanton
 2 (2%) 
 
 Thomas
 1 (1%) 
 
 Henneman
 1 (1%) 
 
 MONROE
 1 (1%) 
 
 ROGERS
 1 (1%) 
 
 SCOTT
 1 (1%) 
 
 VANDER HOUWEN
 1 (1%) 
 
 GILL
 1 (1%) 
 
 Goodwin
 2 (2%) 
 
 Brannstrom
 1 (1%) 
 
 Jensen
 1 (1%) 
 
 Morford
 1 (1%) 
 
 Babcock
 1 (1%) 
 
Total: 86

4. Department:

 Clark County Fire District 6
 1 (1%) 
 
 City of Buckley Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 Whatcom 7
 1 (1%) 
 
 Enumclaw Fire Dept.
 1 (1%) 
 
 South King Fire & Rescue (formerly Federal Way Fire Department)
 2 (2%) 
 
 Everett Fire Department
 4 (5%) 
 
 Spokane Valley Fire Department
 5 (6%) 
 
 Longview Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 Renton Fire and Emergency Services
 1 (1%) 
 
 Renton Fire & Emergency Services
 2 (2%) 
 
 Washington State Fire Marshal's Office
 1 (1%) 
 
 Chehalis Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 City of Walla Walla
 1 (1%) 
 
 Whatcom County Fire District 2
 5 (6%) 
 
 Grays Harbor Fire Protection District #2
 1 (1%) 
 
 Bremerton
 2 (2%) 
 
 Kent Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue
 1 (1%) 
 
 Spokane Fire Departmet
 1 (1%) 
 
 Spokane Fire Department
 2 (2%) 
 
 Federal Way Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 King County Fire District 26 / South King Fire & Rescue
 1 (1%) 
 
 Kennewick Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 Selah
 1 (1%) 
 
 Bothell Fire
 1 (1%) 
 
 Spokane Fire District 4
 1 (1%) 
 
 Thurston County Fire District 8, South Bay
 1 (1%) 
 
 Federal Way Fire
 1 (1%) 
 
 Fircrest Volunteer Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 Sunnyside Fire Department
 2 (2%) 
 
 West Pend Oreille Fire Dept.
 1 (1%) 
 
 Renton Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 Snohomish County Planning & Development Services
 1 (1%) 
 
 Okanogan Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 Woodinville Fire & Rescue
 1 (1%) 
 
 Franklin County Fire District #4
 1 (1%) 
 
 Whatcom County Fire District 10
 1 (1%) 
 
 City of Renton
 4 (5%) 
 
 Snohomish Fire & Rescue
 1 (1%) 
 
 Pierce County Fire District #14
 1 (1%) 
 
 Jefferson County Fire Distrcit No. 1
 1 (1%) 
 
 Whatcom County Fire District 7
 1 (1%) 
 
 Whatcom County Fire District No. 7
 1 (1%) 
 
 Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety
 1 (1%) 
 
 SKagit County Fire District 11
 1 (1%) 
 
 Marysville Fire Department/Snohomish County Fire Dist. #27 (Hat Island)
 1 (1%) 
 
 Port Angeles Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lewis County Fire District #3
 1 (1%) 
 
 Selah Fire Department and Yakima County Fire Protection #2
 1 (1%) 
 
 Mason County Fire District #5
 1 (1%) 
 
 Valley Regional Fire Authority, Auburn Fire Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 City of Yakima
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lewis County Fire District #3 (Mossyrock)
 1 (1%) 
 
 Poulsbo Fire Department. WA; Corona Fire Department. CA; Nevada State Fire Marshals Office; Las Vegas Fire Department. NV.
 1 (1%) 
 
 Yakima County Fire District # 5
 4 (5%) 
 
 Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue
 1 (1%) 
 
 CITY OF YAKIMA FIRE DEPT
 2 (2%) 
 
 CITY OF YAKIMA FIRE DEPT.
 2 (2%) 
 
 CITY OF YAKIMA FIRE DEPT,
 1 (1%) 
 
 Renton Fire & Emergency Services Department
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lewis County Fire District 17 / Pierce County Fire District 23
 1 (1%) 
 
 Pierce County Fire District 23
 1 (1%) 
 
Total: 86

5. Rank:

 Firefighter
 13 (15%) 
 
 Firefighter/EMT
 2 (2%) 
 
 Deputy Chief
 3 (3%) 
 
 Vol. Firefighter
 1 (1%) 
 
 Volunteer Battalion Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Fire Chief
 12 (14%) 
 
 Battalion Chief
 8 (9%) 
 
 Fire Marshal
 3 (3%) 
 
 Deputy Fire Marshal
 1 (1%) 
 
 Captain
 11 (13%) 
 
 Firefighter/Commissioner
 1 (1%) 
 
 Senior Reserve/EMT
 1 (1%) 
 
 Fire Fighter, Volunteer
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lt.
 1 (1%) 
 
 Volunteer Lieutenant
 1 (1%) 
 
 Fire Commissioner/ Firefighter
 1 (1%) 
 
 Assistant Fire Chief
 3 (3%) 
 
 Assistant Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Chief
 2 (2%) 
 
 Commissioner
 1 (1%) 
 
 First District Secretary
 1 (1%) 
 
 Capt.
 1 (1%) 
 
 Capt
 1 (1%) 
 
 Deputy Chief/Asst. Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Firefighter
 1 (1%) 
 
 Fire Marshal/Battalion Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Deputy Fire Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Fire Fighter
 2 (2%) 
 
 LIEUTENANT
 2 (2%) 
 
 FIREFIGHTER
 3 (3%) 
 
 Battalion Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Fire Captain
 1 (1%) 
 
 Lieutenant
 1 (1%) 
 
 Firefighter / EMT
 1 (1%) 
 
Total: 86

6. Year retired:

 December 2009
 1 (2%) 
 
  2009
 1 (2%) 
 
 12/31/85
 1 (2%) 
 
 1986
 4 (6%) 
 
 1991
 5 (8%) 
 
 1980
 2 (3%) 
 
 1972
 1 (2%) 
 
 1995
 3 (5%) 
 
 1974
 2 (3%) 
 
 1994
 2 (3%) 
 
 1968
 3 (5%) 
 
 May 11, 1940 - January 13, 2010
 1 (2%) 
 
 10/20/2006
 1 (2%) 
 
 1975
 1 (2%) 
 
 approximately 1977
 1 (2%) 
 
 approximately 1970
 1 (2%) 
 
 1996 from active Firefighter but continued as Senior Reserve til 2010.
 1 (2%) 
 
 1970
 2 (3%) 
 
 1987
 1 (2%) 
 
 April 30th, 1992
 1 (2%) 
 
 1979
 1 (2%) 
 
 December 1990
 1 (2%) 
 
 2010
 2 (3%) 
 
 Died in Line of Duty
 1 (2%) 
 
 80's
 1 (2%) 
 
 70's
 1 (2%) 
 
 1983
 1 (2%) 
 
 2003
 1 (2%) 
 
 11
 1 (2%) 
 
 2000
 2 (3%) 
 
 1997
 1 (2%) 
 
 2011
 3 (5%) 
 
 December 2002 after 38 years of service
 1 (2%) 
 
 12/31/1997
 1 (2%) 
 
 2006
 1 (2%) 
 
 LODD June 2011
 1 (2%) 
 
 2009
 2 (3%) 
 
 2001
 1 (2%) 
 
 1977
 1 (2%) 
 
 1981
 1 (2%) 
 
 1966
 1 (2%) 
 
 2004
 1 (2%) 
 
Total: 62

7. Submitted by:

 Tina Mensinger
 1 (1%) 
 
 Chief Alan Predmore
 1 (1%) 
 
 Chief Gary Russell
 3 (4%) 
 
 Pamela Wik
 1 (1%) 
 
 Fire Chief Al Church
 2 (3%) 
 
 Murray Gordon
 1 (1%) 
 
 Michelle Rodgers
 5 (7%) 
 
 Phil Jurmu
 1 (1%) 
 
 Stan Engler Deputy Chief Renton Fire & Emergency Services
 1 (1%) 
 
 Stan Engler Deputy Chief Renton Fire & Emeregency Services
 1 (1%) 
 
 Brian Schaeffer
 1 (1%) 
 
 Fire Chief Kelvin Johnson
 1 (1%) 
 
 Terry Thomas
 1 (1%) 
 
 Dave Ralston
 3 (4%) 
 
 Chief Dan Prater
 1 (1%) 
 
 Assistant Chief Mick McKinley
 2 (3%) 
 
 Jim Schneider, Fire Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Asst. Chief Roy Lusk
 1 (1%) 
 
 Ed Plumlee
 1 (1%) 
 
 Victor Pennington, Deputy Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Gordon A. Hennigs
 1 (1%) 
 
 Margene Michael for I. David Daniels
 1 (1%) 
 
 Sandra Bauermeister, wife
 1 (1%) 
 
 Dave Ralston, Fire Chief
 3 (4%) 
 
 Deputy Chief Wallgren
 4 (6%) 
 
 Chief Mark Collins
 1 (1%) 
 
 Tracy B. Lyon
 1 (1%) 
 
 Loni Harbison
 1 (1%) 
 
 Brad Doerflinger
 1 (1%) 
 
 Chief Michael Noyes
 1 (1%) 
 
 Greg Corn
 1 (1%) 
 
 Coral Wheeler
 1 (1%) 
 
 Doug Fosburg, Fire Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Chief Jerry Davis
 1 (1%) 
 
 Garnett Curtis, Battalion Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 Kimberly McDonald
 1 (1%) 
 
 David Willson
 1 (1%) 
 
 Jim Walkowski
 1 (1%) 
 
 Daniel Olson
 1 (1%) 
 
 Deputy Chief Kevin Frazier
 4 (6%) 
 
 Jay Lovato - Assistant Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
 DAVE WILLSON, FIRE CHIEF
 5 (7%) 
 
 Judy Hayward, Administrative Secretary
 2 (3%) 
 
 Teresa Henderson
 2 (3%) 
 
 Garry Olson
 2 (3%) 
 
 Aaron Markham, Fire Chief
 1 (1%) 
 
Total: 71

8. Email:

 tinam@ccfd6.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 apredmore@cityofbuckley.com
 1 (1%) 
 
 grussell@wcfd7.org
 3 (4%) 
 
 pwik@ci.enumclaw.wa.us
 1 (1%) 
 
 allen.church@southkingfire.org
 2 (3%) 
 
 mgordon@ci.everett.wa.us
 1 (1%) 
 
 rodgersm@spokanevalleyfire.com
 5 (7%) 
 
 phil.jurmu@ci.longview.wa.us
 1 (1%) 
 
 sengler@rentonwa.gov
 2 (3%) 
 
 bschaeffer@spokanefire.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 kjohnson@ci.chehalis.wa.us
 1 (1%) 
 
 tthomas@ci.walla-walla.wa.us
 1 (1%) 
 
 Dralston@swrfa.org
 6 (9%) 
 
 chief@ghfd2.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 mick.mckinley@ci.bremerton.wa.us
 2 (3%) 
 
 jschneider@ci.kent.wa.us
 1 (1%) 
 
 rlusk@ckfr.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 ed_plumlee@southkingfire.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 vic.pennington@southkingfire.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 fire41@northcascades.net
 1 (1%) 
 
 mmichael@wf-r.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 sandyb@eltopia.com
 1 (1%) 
 
 ewallgren@rentonwa.gov
 4 (6%) 
 
 markc@snohomishfire.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 lyoninfire@yahoo.com
 1 (1%) 
 
 lharbison@ejfr.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 bradd@maplevalleyfire.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 info@mteriefire.com
 1 (1%) 
 
 gcorn@marysvillewa.gov
 1 (1%) 
 
 cwheeler@cityofpa.us
 1 (1%) 
 
 fd3@tds.net
 1 (1%) 
 
 jdavis@ci.selah.wa.us
 1 (1%) 
 
 bc-503@mason5.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 kimberly.mcdonald@vrfa.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 dwillson@ci.yakima.wa.us
 5 (7%) 
 
 jwalkowski@riversidefire.net
 1 (1%) 
 
 dolson@poulsbofire.org
 1 (1%) 
 
 kevin.frazier@ycfd5.org
 4 (6%) 
 
 dwillson@ci.yakima.wa.ua
 1 (1%) 
 
 jhayward@rentonwa.gov
 2 (3%) 
 
 THenderson@ci.everett.wa.us
 2 (3%) 
 
 pcfr23@centurytel.net
 2 (3%) 
 
 amarkham@ci.sunnyside.wa.us
 1 (1%) 
 
Total: 70

9. Notes:

 Rick died in a traffic accident while driving to pick up an antique fire engine with his family.
 1 (3%) 
 
 FF Tami Traci was returning from a vacation in California when a vehicle entered the freeway in the wrong direction and struck FF Tracy's vehicle head-on. FF Tracy died instantly on October 30, 2009.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Chief Thompson was serving in the Support Division of the department. He was active in the department from 1965 to 2009.
 1 (3%) 
 
 BC Larry Weiss served the City of Renton with distinction for 28 years.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Deputy Chief Ashurst was one of the first professional firefighters hired by the City of Renton serving in every postion except Fire Chief. After Chief Ashurst retired, he remained very active in the Renton Community giving back his time and energy thru many different causes.
 1 (3%) 
 
 (He passed away here locally)
 1 (3%) 
 
 Captain Slater was a devoted advocate for Public Education, knowing that this was the real and most effective way for a firefighter to protect the citizens - Help them to help themselves! His selfless dedication to Public Education and injury prevention was duly noted by the Washington State Fire Marshal's Office as he was selected as the "Firefighter Above and Beyond the Call of Duty" in 2000. He continued his efforts even after he retired and while he battled a disease that finally took his life.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Lester Willis passed away this last April 29th, 2010 and up till his death he was a very active member of the department and was the last founding member of the Brady Fire Department in Montesano, WA. He served for 43 years and held many positions over the years. In addition his dedication was unmatched. He will be missed. thank you for honoring our brother.
 1 (3%) 
 
 WWII veteran, outstanding high school athlete, a great contributor and employee to the Fire Department.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Robert See passed away May 7, 2010.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Clarence was a Volunteer Firefighter with Kitsap County Fire District 1, now known as Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue. Clarence was a member in good standing but was not a member at the time of his passing.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Chief Hash's name may have already been submitted.
 1 (3%) 
 
 He served 37 years for the Department 33 years as Chief
 1 (3%) 
 
 Matt passed away from cancer in December 2010. It was deemed a line of duty death. His service was in January 2011.
 1 (3%) 
 
 With a heavy heart Local 864 is sad to inform its members and members of the IAFF of the passing of Fire Fighter Josh Baker. Josh was tragically killed in a Single vehicle motor vehicle accident on November 14, 2010 outside of Issaquah. Josh was an avid fisherman and routinely traveled to Alaska to seek out the real fish. Josh was assigned to Engine 13/B-Shift and had been a professional Fire Fighter since April of 2007. Josh is survived by his wife and their two children, a son, 3, and a daughter, 11 months.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Jim was a firefighter with Pierce County Fire District #11 (North Puyallup) from 1983 to 1992, then was with Pierce County Fire District #14 (Riverside) from 1993 to 1994.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Jefferson County Fire Protection District #1 formed after the Chimacum School burnt down in 1948. It was then that a community committee gathered to create a firefighting system, Aileen McDaniel was a part of that committee. Mrs. McDaniel became part of the administrative solutions to for a new fire district and helped build the new fire station. In 1954, Mrs. McDaniel was hired by the newly formed Jefferson County Fire Protection District #1 as the fire District Secretary. Mrs. McDaniel was the catalyst for implementing programs which provided a retirement program for the volunteers. She maintained the budget, interacted with State of Washington counterparts, paid the bills, and answered all correspondence. She was the link between the firefighters, Jefferson County, and the State of Washington in the early days of forming the district. As a result, she was sought out by other new districts to provide advice in how to get started. In her spare time, she was often found at the fire station making sure the commissioners' room was ready for the monthly meetings. She was the focal point for contacting truck dealers to buy the first trucks and for making sure that specifications were clear and concise. She was at the center of discussions on the district annexation of Marrowstone Island and in crafting mutual aid agreements with surrounding districts. In her spare time she volunteered countless hours to the Firemen’s Helpers and served at many pancake breakfasts and coordinated many rummage sales to support the volunteers. After her resignation from the district secretary job in 1986, and more than 26 years of official service, she continued to volunteer her hours and abilities to serve the firefighters. The jacket that read “Jefferson County Fire Protection District No 1” remained one of her most treasured possessions up until her death on February 25, 2011. She would have been very proud to have seen one of the first trucks, still painted with “Jefferson County Fire District #1” on the side, parked at the church and the cemetery in her honor on the day of her funeral.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Passed away 08-28-2011
 1 (3%) 
 
 Passed away 11-29-2011
 1 (3%) 
 
 22 years of service with the District.
 1 (3%) 
 
 Mack died on 3/28/2012 of multiple myeloma
 1 (3%) 
 
 John passed this year on 2/22/2012
 1 (3%) 
 
 Lee Willson was also a past president of the Washinton State Fire Chiefs Association. Deceased Nov. 2010 did not make recognition in 2011 I believe.
 1 (3%) 
 
 A celebration of life is scheduled for April 13, 2 p.m., at Northpoint Church for Thomas J. Huddleston, retired deputy chief of the Poulsbo Fire Department. Huddleston died March 22 after a long illness. He was 69. Huddleston was born in Ashland, Ky., on March 5, 1943 and grew up in Lexington. After graduating from Lafayette High School, he joined the Air Force and honorably served his country both stateside and with a tour in Vietnam. At the age of 25, he joined the Las Vegas Fire Department where he spent the next nine years working his way through the ranks with a definitive interest in fire prevention. His experience included managing and leading the bomb search and disposal squad for all of Clark County, including Las Vegas. In 1977, Huddleston was appointed Nevada state fire marshal; with his leadership and mastery of the written word, the first statewide fire and building codes were written, adopted, implemented and enforced. He also wrote the bill draft for the Nevada Retrofit Law subsequent to the MGM and Hilton Hotel fires. In addition to his responsibilities as state fire marshal, Huddleston served on the Western Fire Chiefs Association Uniform Fire Code Committee as a member and chairman, providing testimony concerning fire prevention and the Uniform Fire Code process before state and local officials as well as the U.S. Congress. After serving 10 years as Nevada state fire marshal, Huddleston accepted a position as the fire marshal for the City of Corona, Calif., from where he retired “the first time” in 1993. According to the Poulsbo Fire Department, he joined the local department in 1994 as fire marshal and was promoted to deputy chief in 2005. It was from Poulsbo Fire Department that Chief Huddleston retired for the last time in 2010, where he is still sorely missed. He is survived by his devoted wife, Wendy; son, Shawn Huddleston; and daughter, Jennifer Sommer (Megan and Madison). Northpoint Church is located at 1779 NE Hostmark St., in Poulsbo. An online memorial can be seen at www.poulsbomortuary.com. In lieu of flowers, donations preferred to the COPD Foundation, www.copdfoundation.org. Protocol for uniformed personnel is Class “A” uniform with shrouded badge on the day of the service.
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 Don was instrumental in restoring the department's 1931 Seagrave Engine #7 over 40 years ago. This apparatus continues to be proudly displayed as a parade vehicle.
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 Passed away 4/12/2012
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 Passed way January 13, 2012
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 Passed away March 31, 2011
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 FF/EMT Mark L. Babcock on July 9, 2011. FF/EMT Babcock was also a part time employee serving as a general maintenance worker and care taker for Station 23-1.
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 Chief Stanton dedicated 33 years of serivce to the City of Sunnyside Fire Department.
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