The PFFA and Fire Fighters everywhere are mourning the loss of our great former IAFF President,
Al Whitehead. A true brother, leader and gentleman.
A great man indeed, a true Union hero. It was a considerable honor to have known him. Rest in peace, Al. A nation of fire fighters grieves your passing.
Oh my Al was President when I joined IAFF. Great leader
Condolences to family and friends, Rip.
It is with great sorrow; we announce the passing of Phoenix Firefighter/Paramedic Miguel Angulo who entered paradise peacefully last night after a heroic battle with COVID-19. Brother Angulo has been with the Phoenix Fire Department since June of 2006 and spent most of his career assigned to Station 25 that serves the Maryvale neighborhood of Phoenix. Prior to his service with the Phoenix Fire Department, Miguel also worked for the El Mirage, Az. Fire Department.
Miguel was a dedicated public servant and family man. He loved being a Firefighter. He had a big personality and an even bigger heart. Miguel always brought great joy to the brothers and sisters he worked with where you could always count on plenty of laughs, great conversation and fellowship.
Miguel is survived by his soulmate of 18 years and their children who are being supported with the full strength of their fire department family. Our brotherhood has lost a beloved colleague and the residents of Phoenix, a devoted protector. His memory shall serve as our inspiration each day to live his legacy and continue our passion of protecting others at all costs. He will never be forgotten.
Please keep Miguel and his family in your thoughts for strength and healing in this very difficult time. Brother Angulo will be memorialized with line of duty death honors by the City of Phoenix. The details of those services will be announced in the very near future.
Rest easy Chupa. You are greatly loved and will be greatly missed.
Rest In Peace Brother, prayers for your family and the Phoenix Fire Department 💔
Our dear brother I'm sure the angels are singing as God welcomed you through the Pearly gates of Heaven, may our wonderful father comforts your loved ones left behind, 🙏❤until he calls them to Heaven & brings you all together once again!
Rest easy and thank you for your service.
🙏🥲for his family & brothers & sisters in the department!
So sorry for your loss.
Travel easy, brother.
So terribly sad. RIP
RIP prayers to his family
RIP sir thank you for your service ....my condolences to his family and friends
Rest in Peace 🙏 Thanks for your Service
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The inception of the PFFA came about as a successor to the Arizona State Firemen’s Association, which was founded in 1924. During that time, Tucson Chief Joseph Roberts was the head of the Firemen’s Association. Interestingly enough, activists in that original organization were mostly chiefs and the organization was open to all firefighters, professional and volunteer. One key activist in the AFSA was Phoenix Deputy Chief, Jake Siken.
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