nbspspan stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0span styletext-align left From Houston Fire Departmentspanbr styletext-align left spandiv styletext-align -webkit-autospan stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0brspandivspan styletext-align left background-color rgba255 255 255 0div styletext-align -webkit-autoFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEdivspandiv styletext-align -webkit-autospan stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0brspandivspan stylebackground-color rgba255 255 255 0span styletext-align left div styletext-align -webkit-autoHouston Fire Department Line of Duty Deathsdivspanspan classtextexposedshow styledisplay inline text-align left div styletext-align -webkit-auto The Houston Fire Department is saddened and deeply regrets to list the following members who gave the ultimate sacrifice from a fire in Southwest Houston this afternoondivdiv styletext-align -webkit-autobrdivdiv styletext-align -webkit-autoCaptain EMT Matthew Renaud 35 of Engine 68. He began his career with the Houston Fire Department in October of 2001 and in addition to Fire Station 68 has served out of stations 51 39 83 73 37 60 and 35.divdiv styletext-align -webkit-autobrdivdiv styletext-align -webkit-autoEngineer Operator EMT Robert Bebee 41 of Station 51. He began his career with the Houston Fire Department in August of 2001 and in addition to Fire Station 51 has served out of Stations 37 40 10 and 48.divdiv styletext-align -webkit-autobrdivdiv styletext-align -webkit-autoFirefighter EMT Robert Garner 29 of Station 68. He began his career with the Houston Fire Department in October of 2010 and has served out of Fire Station 68 since.divdiv styletext-align -webkit-autobrdivdiv styletext-align -webkit-autoProbationary Firefighter Anne Sullivan 24 of Station 68. She graduated from Houston Fire Department Academy this past April and was assigned to Fire Station 68.divdiv styletext-align -webkit-autobrdivdiv styletext-align -webkit-autoThe Houston Fire Department has never seen four firefighters pass away from the same incident in the history of the department. In 1929 three firefighters passed away after their Engine was broadsided by a train.divdiv styletext-align -webkit-autobrdivdiv styletext-align -webkit-autoFive firefighters were initially transported to the hospital for a range of injures from heat exhaustion to a critical injuries.divdiv styletext-align -webkit-autobrdivdiv styletext-align -webkit-auto Our deepest thoughts and prayers are with not only those friends and family of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice today but also those who were injured and all members of our department.divspanspan
