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Among all of the other tragedy unfolding around this - this has to be hardest to bare.........
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A Miami firefighter kept vigil for eight nights after his 7-year-old daughter’s home crumbled in the collapse of Champlain Towers in Surfside. From the ground, he supported workers methodically working through the heap of rubble, enduring stormy weather and a dangerously unstable 12-story tower looming overhead.
Many held onto hope as crews continued their grueling work. Overnight Thursday, rescue workers confirmed every parent’s nightmare as they pulled the firefighter’s daughter from the ruins. Sources said an emotional scene unfolded her body was taken away, with about 200 workers saluting her.
"This tragedy has haunted so many of us because so many of us know someone who has been in the building or affected by this tragedy,” Suarez said. “Now, not only do we know someone, this is someone who is part of our fire family.”
“We ask that you respect the privacy of the immediate family as well as our Fire Department family while we grieve our loss and support our own,” he said.
Miami firefighter’s daughter found in collapse rubble. He’s been on site every day
A Miami firefighter kept vigil for eight nights after his 7-year-old daughter’s home crumbled in the collapse of Champlain Towers in Surfside. From the ground, he supported workers methodically working through the heap of rubble, enduring stormy weather and a dangerously unstable 12-story tower...
A Miami firefighter kept vigil for eight nights after his 7-year-old daughter’s home crumbled in the collapse of Champlain Towers in Surfside. From the ground, he supported workers methodically working through the heap of rubble, enduring stormy weather and a dangerously unstable 12-story tower looming overhead.
Many held onto hope as crews continued their grueling work. Overnight Thursday, rescue workers confirmed every parent’s nightmare as they pulled the firefighter’s daughter from the ruins. Sources said an emotional scene unfolded her body was taken away, with about 200 workers saluting her.
"This tragedy has haunted so many of us because so many of us know someone who has been in the building or affected by this tragedy,” Suarez said. “Now, not only do we know someone, this is someone who is part of our fire family.”
“We ask that you respect the privacy of the immediate family as well as our Fire Department family while we grieve our loss and support our own,” he said.
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