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Columbus Firefighters Union Local 67 is saddened to report the passing of veteran Battalion Chief Rich Richardson due to job-related cancer.
BC Richardson’s legacy of leadership and Brotherhood lives on through his family, including his sons Lt. Michael Richardson and Firefighter Matthew Richardson.
Funeral details will be shared when arrangements are made.Today, January 25, 2023, the Columbus Division of Fire regrets to announce the passing of Battalion Chief Richard Richardson. He dedicated 34 years to the residents of Columbus and for that we will be forever thankful. Battalion Chief Richardson was truly a kind soul and left a positive impression on anyone who met him.
Please keep the Richardson family in your thoughts during this solemn time.
Condolences for the loss of your brother. Rest easy, Chief Richardson.
We are sorry to hear of your loss.
Thank you for your service. F cancer.
RIP Chief.
RIP Chief , we will meet at the top
Prayers for Chief Richardson, his family and his fire family. Always a tragedy, gone too soon 😢
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These members left this job better than they found it.
What will you leave as your legacy?
The early Ladder Companies carried one saw and two blades. Blades sometimes had to be changed in the heat of the battle, depending on which blade we needed, either wood or metal cutting. BTW, the three men mentioned above, all worked on Ladder 8.
Columbus Fire 2 House, unofficial will definitely be there.You asked for it! #Ohio @AFLCIO #Union night with the Dropkick Murphys is back! Join fellow union members and pro-union working people for an evening of #Solidarity and great music. Price includes admission to the pre-show party and the concert.
Non-union folks have been asking if they can come to the show and pre-show party. If you are pro-union, the party welcomes you 😀
Local 67, I’ve heard the Columbus Fire 2 House will be going!!!
Mike Mckenzie
Edward A. Kelly, the General President of our International Association of Fire Fighters imparting some great perspective as we reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King Day.
No key code? No problem.
L-67, helping folks break into places everywhere
Casey Coil
Sometimes.
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