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Last Alarm Foundation 4th Quarter Newsletter
Dear LAF Supporters: Attached, please find our 4th Quarter Newsletter. (A special thank you to board member Paul d'Hedouville for our newsletters!) Please feel free to share with others. We hope to see you at the Fourth Avenue Street Fair next weekend as we will...
Last Alarm Foundation 3rd Quarter Newsletter
Dear Friends and Family of Last Alarm Foundation: Attached, please find our third quarter newsletter. This quarter in our newsletter, we are featuring our honorary board member, Dwaine Jungen. We have our newest 50/50 Raffle, to be drawn on December 14th at the Fourth...
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First Responder’s Night At The Races
March 2025 Newsletter
Spring 2025 Edition
January 2025 Newsletter
Winter 2025 – Inaugural Edition
Firetruck-Hearse to Provide Final Ride
For 25 years retired firefighter Frank Tamayo flew down Tucson streets, often perched precariously on the running board of a truck, in response to a stranger’s cry for help. All that ended when he retired from the Tucson Fire Department in 1986.
But Tamayo would like to take one last ride on the back of one of those old pumpers, although it’s a trip he’d like to put off for as long as possible.
Fire Chief’s Command Post
Passion for the fire service doesn’t end with retirement. Rather, it is cherished and kept alive in the hearts and memories of the men and women who put in many years answering calls through all kinds of weather, hazards and hardships. Retired firefighters tend to linger on the sidelines of firehouses across the country, ready to assist with a colorful story or lesson learned from their years on the job.
Greater Tucson Fire Foundation February 2012 Newsletter
The dream of a group of retired firefighters has come to reality with the completion of the Last Alarm Foundation Apparatus. The LAF began their project in 2005 with the purchase of a 1954 Model L Mack Sedan Pumper. Over the past several years it was modified into a...
The time has come for the first ‘Last Alarm’ ride…
It has taken six years, hundreds of hours of labor and love, and over $300,000 in donations, but the nonprofit Last Alarm Foundation, Inc. is proud to announce the restoration completion of our 1954 Mack-L Fire Truck that will be used to transport firefighters to...
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