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

Editor-in-Chief:
Steve Dunham

Managing Editor:

Patrick E. Yahle

Posted On: Aug 27, 2011

Patrick E. Yahle

Appointed: November 24, 1980
Died: November 30, 1988
Badge #: 163
Badge Retired: November 30, 2003

Lt. Yahle died suddenly at Miami Valley Hospital as a result of injuries received from a boiler explosion at an apartment on Simms Street on November 10, 1988. Several other firefighters were also injuried, two severely, but all recovered.

Lt. Yahle and another firefighter were several feet away from the boiler when it exploded. Both were knocked unconscious and were briefly trapped in the rubble from a partial collapse of the building.

He was promoted to Lieutenant on October 21, 1985

He is buried in Calvary Cemetery

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