Lt. Brian G. Ahearn

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February 18, 2020

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Thank you for risking your life for all those people. You didnt have too but you did anyway and you didnt care about what could happen to you. And I respect and admire that. So RIP Mr. Ahearn.

Posted by Patrick George

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February 18, 2020

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Any life lost in tragedy is sometimes considered a waste or that they'll be forgotten next week and this is just another incident. I know that the generation who lived through this event and future generations will remember and remorse this day forever. No life was a "waste". This man was a helper and it is extremely regrettable that he is gone... I'm sorry for this family's loss. Truely.

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