I’ve driven the Yarnell Hill and passed through this area many times thanks to my dad who knew of its scenic beauty. Today we think of the nineteen lives of Prescott’s beloved Hotshots who gave their lives trying to control the fire in this area.
A beautiful tribute, Renee. We are all grateful for the service of our courageous fire fighters; and indebted to those who gave their lives to keep us safe.
Thank you for checking in. I can’t imagine. As I listen to Ilse’s friends prepare for careers as EMT’s and firefighters… I can’t imagine that I would look back and think of them in this context. No. Too horrible. My thoughts go out to the families and friends of these brave men.
The missed moments extend a lifetime. We must hold close and hug our loved ones and certainly remember those who put their lives on the line for others.
Renee, thank you for showing your support for our heroes. Even though I moved 100 miles south in 2005, my roots are still strongly planted in that small mountain community. Many of those boys had helped with tree removal at my parents’ home, were friends of my brothers, siblings to people I went to high school with many years ago, etc. This event brought a community to their knees.
so often when I travel that way I think of you. The loss of the Hotshots was so horrific… and to know them as you do, I can not imagine. My thoughts and prayers to their families and to you and yours. Thank you for weighing in and reminding us how closely people and place are linked. Hugs, Renee
That was a real tragedy for those poor firefighters and their families.
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So horrible. Thank you for your words.
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A beautiful tribute, Renee. We are all grateful for the service of our courageous fire fighters; and indebted to those who gave their lives to keep us safe.
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Thank you for checking in. I can’t imagine. As I listen to Ilse’s friends prepare for careers as EMT’s and firefighters… I can’t imagine that I would look back and think of them in this context. No. Too horrible. My thoughts go out to the families and friends of these brave men.
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Wow. America the way she used to be.
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A lovely compliment. Thank you. Where have you travelled in the states?
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Rene, such a tragic loss. My heart aches for the families they left behind and all the moments they will miss.
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The missed moments extend a lifetime. We must hold close and hug our loved ones and certainly remember those who put their lives on the line for others.
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Renee, thanks for this beautiful tribute. I still can’t get my mind around the horrific tragedy.
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Luanne,
It must be so sad. Thank you for stopping by.
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Renee, thank you for showing your support for our heroes. Even though I moved 100 miles south in 2005, my roots are still strongly planted in that small mountain community. Many of those boys had helped with tree removal at my parents’ home, were friends of my brothers, siblings to people I went to high school with many years ago, etc. This event brought a community to their knees.
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Lisa,
so often when I travel that way I think of you. The loss of the Hotshots was so horrific… and to know them as you do, I can not imagine. My thoughts and prayers to their families and to you and yours. Thank you for weighing in and reminding us how closely people and place are linked. Hugs, Renee
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