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This past weekend we lost a local firefighter. I have known he and his dad for over 20 years.
Aaron Grant was 33 years young. Married father of two.



I am sure every department in our mutual aid district was represented. Engines lined the street on both sides for a mile. My ladder (right side above) and one from Weiser held the flag at the entrance to the cemetery.

This young man worked for his father who runs a petroleum distributor. He knew everyone in this valley. A partime firefighter, He was very involved. He was the training officer for his department, and I saw him on every fire. I will miss visiting , swapping stories and talking racing.

RIP Aaron.

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and sry to here about that....its alway sad when a close friend dies...how did it happen? on the job?

Boating on the river. Crossed under a bridge under construction. A cable was hanging low. It missed the other two onboard.

A tragic accident.

A toast that a very good friend taught me.

"We come from the dust, we return to the dust. I spill my drink for those in the dust ...with hope that someone will spill for me."

I will spill my drink for him.

Seems quite a bit has been needed to be spilled this year. Be careful out there life is just to fragile and time to short. Enjoy everyday as if it were your last.

SALUTE

Another good firefighter off to that big station in the sky.HJ, you and his fanily ahve my condolences

I was a volunteer fire fighter for about 5 years. You'll never find a closer knit band of brothers.

Sad news to hear.

From another volunteer firefighter at the loss of a Brother, my prayers and sympathy go out to you and his family.

thats really unfortunate.