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Remembering a great Fireman, Father Husband and Son on the 2 year anniversary of his senseless murder.

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of one of our own, Brother Jonathan “Jon” Flagler. Brother Flagler passed away early this morning after sustaining significant injuries while battling a residential structure fire in Rancho Palos Verdes.

Known for his dedication and commitment to the profession, Brother Flagler, 47, was a 21-year veteran Firefighter. He was previously a member of the Vernon Fire Department for 19 years before transitioning to LACOFD in October 2020.

Brother Flagler leaves behind a wife, Jenny, and two sons, 15 and 13. Please keep the Flagler family and our 1014 Fire Family in your thoughts and prayers. Our LACOFD Peer Support Team and Chaplains have been sent to the family, affected personnel, and stations.

This incident is a sobering reminder of the real dangers our members face each and every day as we fight to keep our communities safe.

We will take it from here Brother.

California Professional Firefighters
International Association of Fire Fighters
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Supervisor Janice Hahn

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N43CU, a CH-47D Chinook from Coulson Aviation - Next Gen Firefighting known as Helitanker 55, battles the Escondido Fire near Santa Clarita, CA back in September.

Helitanker 55 is featured for the month of September in my 2022 Aerial Firefighting Calendar. Visit cal.jdhimg.com to order your copy

She's 10 years old now!!

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