The City of Langley firefighters’ union has issued a heartfelt thanks to community members who provided support during the fire at Paddington Station on Dec. 11. I.A.F.F. Local 3253 president Chris Miley said people dropped by to offer crews coffee and words of encouragement during the hours-long battle with the fire that destroyed the top floor of the building.

The City of Langley firefighters’ union has issued a heartfelt thanks to community members who provided support during the fire at Paddington Station on Dec. 11. I.A.F.F. Local 3253 president Chris Miley said people dropped by to offer crews coffee and words of encouragement during the hours-long battle with the fire that destroyed the top floor of the building.

Letter: City firefighters offer heartfelt thanks to the community

Editor: The 21 members of Langley City Professional Firefighter I.A.F.F. Local 3253, would like to say a heartfelt “thank you” to the community for all the help and support we received during the Paddington Station fire.

It was amazing to see that during such a devastating event, our citizens came together to help in whatever way they could.

All your well wishes, and gestures of support made a difficult job easier.

To the residents of Paddington Station who were affected by the fire, you are in our thoughts this holiday season. Take Care.

Chris Miley, President, I.A.F.F., Local 3253, on behalf of Langley City Professional FireFighters

Langley Times

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