Kenneth Alan Strain‚ 28‚ a member of the Hemby Bridge Volunteer Fire Department‚ died on May 2‚ 1999‚ in an apparatus accident while returning from a motor vehicle accident call. He lost control of the pumper while pulling over to let other traffic pass. Strain‚ who owned an automotive business‚ joined the department in 1993 and was an Emergency Rescue Technician and an EMTD.
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Ken it’s been over 20 years since you went home. I still miss you and love you. Our son is a grown man. Oh how I wish you were still here. When you went home you took my heart with you. You were the best thing that ever happened to me. We were sole mates. I will always love you and you will never be forgotten
– sharon StrainKen, it is the 21st anniversary, know that your firefighter family will never forget you.
– Lisa HopmanWe grew up together and I think of you often. I’m sorry I couldn’t be around more. You were my first best friend. I miss your parents just as much and think of them and brother often as well. I’ll always keep you and your family in my heart.
– Ashley RoneyDear Strain Family
– Lisa HopmanOn this, the 23rd anniversary of Ken’s death, know that your Firefighter family from Quincy, CA is thinking of you.