The Service
Communities all over Hampshire were deeply shocked and distressed by the tragic incident in which Firefighter James Shears and Firefighter Alan Bannon sadly lost their lives. One year later, our thoughts and prayers are with their families at the anniversary of the tragic incident and we continue to give them all the support we can. This was a devastating loss to our Service and a loss to the whole fire service community.
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Friday, 9 April 2010 6:19pm
All our thoughts are with the families at the this difficult time.
Blue Watch Knightsbridge, London
Friday, 9 April 2010 6:12pm
On behalf of Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service, I would like to thank the many people who have already sent sincere messages of condolence. We very much appreciate your support at what continues to be a difficult time. This online book of condolence has been set up to allow you to leave your own message for the families, friends and colleagues of Firefighters James Shears and Alan Bannon. Thank you, Chief Officer John Bonney
Chief Officer John Bonney, Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service HQ
Friday, 9 April 2010 6:07pm
So sorry for the loss of these two fine men who devoted their lives to saving others.... God Bless you both and thankyou to all the firefighters for looking after us all wherever we are x may you both Rest In Peace xx
Liesa Saunders, BRIGHTON
Friday, 9 April 2010 6:02pm
Two Brave men. Our thoughts are with their families, colleagues and friends at this very sad time. Rest in peace James & Alan.
Angela Barrow, Southampton
Friday, 9 April 2010 6:02pm
Rest in Peace. You died doing what you enjoy doing most; but will not ever be forgotten.
Adam Moseley, White Watch, Southsea
Friday, 9 April 2010 5:52pm
Rest in Peace Brothers
Tony Smith, Hertfordshire
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