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IAFF136.ORG Is The Official Publication Of
Dayton Firefighters Local 136

Editor-in-Chief:
Steve Dunham

Managing Editor:

William Wright

Posted On: Aug 27, 2011

William Wright

Appointed: July 3, 1889
Died: January 27, 1891
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Badge Retired: Pending

"William Wright, Pipeman of the Texas Hose Carriage #8 died January 27, 1891 from that dreaded disease, consumption, which was contracted at the Dayton Spice Mills fire, November 13, 1889. He was buried in Calvary Cemetery.

During the time William Wright was in the service he served with zeal and devotion, and the fire department has been deprived of the services of a brave and noble fireman, and its members of a comrade whose memory and many sterling qualities will ever be cherished and respected."

Report of Chief D.C. Larkin in 1890-1891 Annual Report

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According to the OAPFF, they are experiencing problems with non-members acquiring our OAPFF/IAFF license plates. The OAPFF is currently working on a more secure process for our members to obtain the OAPFF license plate, in the interim, requests for the documents that are required to obtain the Professional Firefighter license plate should be made through the Local President. We hope the members understand that this is simply a step in ensuring the law enforcement community, the public as well as our membership that those who choose to display the IAFF license plate are truly Ohio's Professional Firefighters.