Darrell and family,
I cannot express how sorry I am for you and your families loss. You and your family are in mine and my families thoughts and prayers, and if there is ANYTHING that I can do for you, please know there is nothing too big or too small... God bless you.
Craig
The loss is great. Their lives touched me and I was blessed to know them both. On behalf of my family in Yucaipa and my little family here in TX, I send all our Love and prayers. Darrell, Mary, Harley and Keira....we love you and think of you daily. I'm far away but I'm always here for you. Just call! LOVE YOU.
~Amanda Haselwood (Johnson)
Darrell and Debbie, you were like a second set of parents to me. I can not thank the both of you enough for the love and support you have always showed to me and my family. I feel blessed each and everyday that you both were involved in my life, Carly's and my two girls, Jocelyn and Averie. Life will never be the same for me. You will be missed greatly. I will never forget the discussions we had at station 262 along with the laughs, training and Prison Break and the fun times at your river house. Joci said to me after I explained to her what had happened as she said "I love Daro, is he with Jesus? and I told her "yes sweatheart he and Debbie are with Jesus now." I will always have you both in my heart and thoughts forever. Darrell, I will always remain your student. I Love you guys.
Regis Nebel
Rick said...
Having known Darrell and Debbie for the 15 years that I worked with the Redlands Fire Department, I cannot put into words the sorrow I am feeling. I will always remember Darrell’s dedication to profession and family. I will never forget the example he set for all of us in the fire service. Many years ago, I moved to the mountains and purchased a house sorely in need of a new roof. I remember department members stating that Darrell had expertise in this area. I approached Darrell for advice on how to do it myself and what materials I would need. Without provocation, Darrell and Debbie showed up and spent two full days helping me get the job done right. To the Feuerhahns, department members were family members and family always helped a family member in need. At a recent fire in Northern California, I was leaving base camp and passed Darrell’s engine returning from the fire line. We both leaned out the window of our vehicles, waved and shouted words of encouragement. Darrell had that typical smile on his face that said, I am here doing what I was born to do- fight fire. I will miss both of them and always hold them in my prayers. A brother and a friend.
Rick Lynsky
I tried to get in email-contact with Darrell Feuerhahn. Now we Feuerhahns from Germany are shocked and sad about this terrible accident. Our deepest sympathy to the family. Thomas Feuerhahn from Cologne, Germany.
November 9, 2008 2:24 AM