Firefighter, Jeff Piechura, was killed in a plane crash while battling the Cedar Basin wildfire in Arizona. His wife, family, and his friends have been mourning for him. Find out more about Jeff and his death in this article.
Jeff Piechura is a firefighter who died serving the country. He was the vice president of the board of directors for the Center for Public Safety Excellence and also a member of the NFPA Fire Department Apparatus Standards Committee.
You can find his biography on the official website of Firehouse.
Who Is Chief Jeff Piechura?
Jeff was inducted into the Arizona Fire Service Hall of Fame in 2015. He has also served as president of the Arizona Fire Chiefs Association.
Jeff has also had the experience of working as an assistant chief for the Fire District in Sedona, Arizona, and had previously served as the fire chief for the city of Stockton, California.
According to a local source, 200 Type 1 Engines have been ordered https://t.co/8UtLfMgafe
— Jeff Piechura (@ChiefPie) October 14, 2020
Likewise, he had a Bachelor’s degree in Fire Management from Arizona State University. After completing his undergraduate degree, he again joined the university to complete his Masters’s in Fire Administration.
Discover Jeff Piechura Wife And Family
Since Jeff was not that active on Social media, not much is known about his personal life.
In fact, he had not made a single post about his family or friends.
Piechura’s friend was the one who identified and confirmed Jeff’s death on Facebook. However, his wife and family are yet to comment on this matter.
They are mourning Jeff’s death and we respect their privacy.
Jeff Piechura: Cedar Basin Wildfire Plane Crash
Jeff and his colleague were in an aircraft trying to help battle the Cedar Basin Fire. The plane was performing aerial reconnaissance and command and control when it crashed.
The aircraft Jeff was flying in was a Beech C-90. Investigation about this matter has still not been completed. The official statement about Jeff’s death is yet to be released.
Daily Affirmation pic.twitter.com/WvNL2sutNF
— Jeff Piechura (@ChiefPie) December 4, 2019
In fact, Jeff and his colleague were the first ones to respond to the wildfire. Unfortunately, Jeff’s colleague has not been identified yet.