Otter Creek Vol. Fire Dept.Otter Creek, Florida3/17/2004 Died of a heart attack while transporting donated equipment back to the fire departmental in a department pick-up truck.
C. Michael ‘Mike’ Lehnen Bethalto, Illinois3/21/2004 Assistant Chief Lehnen suffered a stroke at his residence. All interventions by first responders and at the hospital failed and he passed away the following day (03/21). He had worked a house fire the previous afternoon @ 1500hrs.
Terri L. Eiland Moss Point, Mississippi3/21/2004 Firefighter Eiland was operating a rescue truck (Ford F350) and responding to a reported brush fire when while enroute the appartus left the roadway due to a cause still to be determined and rolled over several times. Eiland died of injuries recieved and a passenger in the vehicle was treated and released from the hospital. Both occupants were wearing their seat belts.
Robert Lee Smith West Shelby Fire & RescueMontevallo, Alabama3/21/2004.
Kenneth ‘Ken’ M. Temke Campbell County Fire Dist. # 5Alexandria, Kentucky3/25/2004 Firefighter Temke was responding to assist another engine on a vehicle fire. His engine was cancelled as they left the station, while backing into the station Firefighter Temke opened the jump seat door and collapsed, he was then transported to St. Luke East Hospital where he was pronounced dead at 0900 hours.
Rick Wilbur Eaton Rapids Township F. D.Eaton Rapids, Michigan3/28/2004 Collapsed and died from a cause to be determined, suspected heart attack, at the scene of a working grass fire.
James Harold Pennington Unity-Frost Prairie Vol. F. D.Crossett, Arkansas3/28/2004 Collapsed at his home and died from an apparent heart attack after returning from a grass fire where he had complained of not feeling well.
Joseph S. Northup, Sr.
Kevin Wayne Kulow Houston Fire DepartmentHouston, Texas4/4/2004 Probationary Firefighter Kulow lost his life in an early morning night club fire when he and three other firefighters from Station 50 entered the building to provide search and rescue for victims reported trapped by the flames. Inside, the fire had developed to a point that the firefighters made a quick exit of the structure but a collapse of the walls trapped Kulow as he attempted to leave killing him. As reported in the press, no other fire victims were discovered and the three firefighters who escaped were taken to the hospital and are in stable condition.
Phillip Stephen Hulen Vann Crossroads Fire Dept.Newton Grove, North Carolina4/6/2004 While enroute to a department mandated training class, Firefighter Hulen lost control of his vehicle and crashed resulting in his death. No seat belt was in use.
Kenneth Eugene Sterling Moore, South Carolina4/10/2004 Firefighter Sterling died of an apparent heart attack while operating his privately owned vehicle several hours after coming off-shift from the firehouse where he had responded to emergency calls that morning.
Norton Branch Vol. Fire Dept.Kentucky4/14/2004
Michael Fenster Capital City Fire & RescueJuneau, Alaska4/15/2004 Acting Fire Chief Michael Fenster succumbed to sudden cardiac arrest after attending training.
Kevin R. McIntyre Rockford Fire DepartmentRockford, Illinois4/18/2004 District Chief Kevin McIntyre succumb to a heart attack.
Bruce Edgar Rogers Chesterfield Fire DepartmentChesterfield, South Carolina4/22/2004 Collapsed and died from an apparent heart attack at the scene of a community center building fire.
Alan David Toepke Wilmington, Illinois4/24/2004
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