Captain Joe Ed Ivy, 51, died suddenly from a possible heart attack.
Ivy died at Clear Lake Regional Medical Center in Webster, near Houston, where he and four other captains were attending a high-rise fire training session. As captain of a ladder truck at Fire Station 1 on North Street, Ivy was training to lead firefighters into blazes that could occur at local university buildings and industrial structures.
He was a Nacogdoches firefighter for 33 years, and a member of Milan Lodge No. 2, Caney Creek Hunting Club and Nacogdoches Go Texan Commission.
Ivy died at Clear Lake Regional Medical Center in Webster, near Houston, where he and four other captains were attending a high-rise fire training session. As captain of a ladder truck at Fire Station 1 on North Street, Ivy was training to lead firefighters into blazes that could occur at local university buildings and industrial structures.
He was a Nacogdoches firefighter for 33 years, and a member of Milan Lodge No. 2, Caney Creek Hunting Club and Nacogdoches Go Texan Commission.
Captain Joe Ed Ivy, 51, died suddenly from a possible heart attack.
Ivy died at Clear Lake Regional Medical Center in Webster, near Houston, where he and four other captains were attending a high-rise fire training session. As captain of a ladder truck at Fire Station 1 on North Street, Ivy was training to lead firefighters into blazes that could occur at local university buildings and industrial structures.
He was a Nacogdoches firefighter for 33 years, and a member of Milan Lodge No. 2, Caney Creek Hunting Club and Nacogdoches Go Texan Commission.
Ivy died at Clear Lake Regional Medical Center in Webster, near Houston, where he and four other captains were attending a high-rise fire training session. As captain of a ladder truck at Fire Station 1 on North Street, Ivy was training to lead firefighters into blazes that could occur at local university buildings and industrial structures.
He was a Nacogdoches firefighter for 33 years, and a member of Milan Lodge No. 2, Caney Creek Hunting Club and Nacogdoches Go Texan Commission.
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