Thoughts and prayers go out to the PFD following the loss of one of their own dispatchers this morning in a wrong way crash. The dispatchers are our life lines out in the field. Always hits home harder when its one of your own. RIP Megan. http://m.azfamily.com/article.html#!/10411/0c6629a1f7a54d6de75e7879aa269ac7
PFD Dispatcher killed in early morning 962
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My condolences to and prayers for her family, friends and coworkers 
John
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On behalf of Megan's family and co-workers, thank you for your thoughts and prayers. Megan was my last trainee before I retired. You would be hard-pressed to find anyone as caring and giving as Megan, and on top of it all, she was just a great person, kind and considerate, and always had a smile for everyone. She will be greatly missed.
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RIP, Megan. As a former dispatcher it reminded me of those who have passed away as well. My thoughts are with her family and friends.
That's horrible news. As a communications supervisor it hits home; I think of any of my folks just driving home after a day's work.
Heartfelt condolences to her family, co-workers, mentors, and friends. Rest in Peace.
Heartfelt condolences to her family, co-workers, mentors, and friends. Rest in Peace.
It hits hard. I started working for Phoenix FD in 1981. We've lost several people over the years, but I can't remember ever losing someone who hadn't resigned or retired first.
It's very heartbreaking. Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers.
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