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Bellflower, CA
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RELEASE OF THE OFFICIAL OBITUARY FOR RANDY MANTOOTH
Randy’s obituary is a beautiful tribute to his life, legacy, and the countless lives he touched.
Please take a moment to read it, and if you’d like, share a memory.
lacountyfiremuseum.com/memor… – at March Air Reserve Base, CA
The Board of the Los Angeles County Fire Museum is saddened to confirm that Randolph Mantooth passed away last night.
He was a great supporter of the fire museum and more importantly an incredible friend.
Our 1961 American LaFrance with Engine 1’s KME at the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s Training Center in East LA. The Fire Department was hosting the annual Contract Cities meeting and dinner.
1925 Stutz (Original E23 for the City of Bellflower) en route to chauffeur LACoFD Fire Chief Anthony Marrone in tonight's Hollywood Christmas Parade
Guess who came to visit today? Another CLASSIC vehicle for viewing. @oscarmeyer @Wienermobile
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Our annual @LACOFD Fire Service Days are coming up, with open houses at fire stations countywide this Saturday, May 3. 🚒
You can also visit the @LACoFireMuseum in Bellflower on Saturday, May 10, for demonstrations and other family fun.
It is with deep sadness that we announced the passing of our dear friend, Gary Davis. A retired firefighter-paramedic, serving the County of LA for many years, Gary was also LA County paramedic #003 & technical advisor on Emergency! A great loss. Our prayers are with his family.
A beloved Fire Captain has left us too soon, leaving behind a wife and four kids. Please consider donating to help his family during this heartbreaking time. Every bit helps.
Share and give if you can. gofund.me/001e524e
BIG NEWS!! Randolph Mantooth has decided to sell his beloved Jeep Rubicon and the LA County Fire Museum will be helping him sell it. Details coming soon.
Being a Firefighter is the best job in the world until it isn’t. Today we lost a brother in the line of duty. We know little about the incident but we know that a family is living a nightmare along w/friends and fellow FFs. Please pray for our Firefighter and his family.
To all our fans and followers. Feel free to share or repost on any social media site to ensure that everyone is aware.
All of us here at the LA County Fire Museum remember and honor our Nation’s fallen today and everyday. Never forget that freedom is not free.
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Come learn about our @LACOFD with equipment demonstrations, displays, and entertainment for the whole family this Saturday at the @LACoFireMuseum in Bellflower. 🚒🧯
