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FDNY Fire Officer Killed in the Line of Duty
CHIEF BILLY GOLDFEDER
Courtesy FirefighterCloseCalls.com - The Secret List
It is with deep regret that we advise you of the Line of Duty Death of FDNY Lieutenant Robert J. Ryan, age 46, from Engine 156 on Staten Island. Lt. Ryan was operating at a fire in a 2 story single dwelling at Van Buren St. and York Avenue when, according to initial reports, there was a collapse.
Reports are that a portion of the ceiling fell on him, knocking his helmet off and possibly causing problems with his SCBA as well. Lt. Ryan's engine company was first due on this run.
Lt. Ryan had recently returned to work after recovering from a serious burn injury...he had been with the FDNY for 17 years. Lt. Ryan is survived by his wife and four children.
As always, our sincere condolences to affected. Additional details to follow.
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Courtesy FirefighterCloseCalls.com - The Secret List
It is with deep regret that we advise you of the Line of Duty Death of FDNY Lieutenant Robert J. Ryan, age 46, from Engine 156 on Staten Island. Lt. Ryan was operating at a fire in a 2 story single dwelling at Van Buren St. and York Avenue when, according to initial reports, there was a collapse.
Reports are that a portion of the ceiling fell on him, knocking his helmet off and possibly causing problems with his SCBA as well. Lt. Ryan's engine company was first due on this run.
Lt. Ryan had recently returned to work after recovering from a serious burn injury...he had been with the FDNY for 17 years. Lt. Ryan is survived by his wife and four children.
As always, our sincere condolences to affected. Additional details to follow.
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- WCBS: Video Report
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Permalink Reply by Chad King on
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God Speed, Lt. Ryan. Job well done. Thanks for laying it on the line.
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Permalink Reply by Robin Inman on
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My thoughts and prayers go out to the Curtis Family and his FDNY family. This fine man selflessly gave his life to protect and serve.....I salute him and thank him for his dedication and know God has a special place for him.
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Permalink Reply by Ulf Andersson on
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R.I.P. Brother...
From all of us in Sweden...
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Permalink Reply by Terry Ingram, Sr. on
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MY HEARTFELT SYMPATHY TO THE BROTHERS FAMILY AND FELLOW BROTHERS OF HIS. UNFORTUNATLY, THERE'S THE HIDDEN MONSTER AGAIN TAKING ANOTHER BROTHER. CEILING COLLAPSE, FLOOR COLLAPSE. Terry, Sr.
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Permalink Reply by Luis Tellez on
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mis mas sinceras condolencias a la familia del teniente Robert J. Ryan, es muy dolorosa la perdida de un hermano.. espero y la familia tenga pronta resignacion y tengan cuidado a todos... la seguridad ante todo... nuestras familias nos esperan alegres de vernos volver a casa al final del turno.... Departamento de Bomberos de Cd Obregon Sonora, mexico
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Permalink Reply by Bulldozer on
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That is so sad to here. My thoughts and prayers go out to he's family and friends. May god keep them safe and watch over them. And may god watch over us all, and be safe.
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Permalink Reply by Mark DeVille on
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Condolences go out to all family members. To all his brothers/sisters as well. RIP brother.
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Delisle Miller on
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Tragic at this time when we all anticipate get-togethers with loved ones. However, he is going to be with the greater lover of all times. That is Jesus, the Christ/Saviour of the world! To his entire famiy, work/home - I extend continued prayers on our (the hood's) behalf.
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Permalink Reply by Bobby lingard on
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My condolences go out to Lt. Robert Ryan's family, friend's, Engine 156, and the whole F.D.N.Y family.
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