On Wednesday, March 23, 2016, Dallas Firefighter Marco Davila, Station 15B, died suddenly in Dallas. Marco was about to complete his 20th year with the Dallas Fire-Rescue Department. Marco is survived by his wife, Denise, and children, Mariah and Marc.
The Lt. Todd W. Krodle Memorial Foundation and the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association have coordinated together to allow Marco's Dallas Fire Department Family and the greater DFW community to come together to help cover Marco's funeral expenses for his family. Every dime raised will go to the Davila Family to be used at their discretion. Our hope is that we will be able to work together to relieve the burden of the cost of a funeral from his family.
DALLAS -- A longtime Dallas firefighter died on Wednesday after a short battle with an undisclosed illness, the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association confirmed Thursday.
According to a post on the Facebook page of a foundation created in the memory of a Dallas firefighter who died in 2011, firefighter Marco Davila died "suddenly" in Dallas. Davila was about to complete his 20th year with Dallas Fire-Rescue.
The Lt. Todd Wesley Krodle Memorial Foundation and the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association are raising money to help with funeral expenses and Davila's family.
Davila is survived by his wife, Denise, and two children, Mariah and Marc.
March 24 2016
∼Marco Antonio Davila born September 8, 1970, met his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on March 23, 2016.
Marco was about to complete his 20th year with the Dallas Fire Rescue. He served as a Driver Engineer of Engine 15B in the heart of Oak Cliff. Marco loved and put Christ above all. Secondary to that came his family. He married his childhood sweetheart. He was an exceptional and loving husband, father, son, brother, grandfather and friend. Marco had a heart of gold, but his hallmark was definitely his charming and captivating personality. He would light up the room and would have you laughing in a minute. There was no doubt that Marco was proud of his heritage. You would often hear him say that he was Brown and Proud! He will truly be missed but as someone recently said, "those that don’t believe in Heroes, never met Marco Davila".
Marco was preceded in death by his father, Roberto Davila and is survived by his wife Denise Davila. Children, Marc and Mariah Davila. Grandchild, Avery Davila. Mother, Francisca Castro. Stepfather, Ramiro Castro. Siblings, Roberto Davila Jr., Eduardo Davila, Guillermo Davila and Lorena Davila and a host of other relatives and friends
The Lt. Todd W. Krodle Memorial Foundation and the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association have coordinated together to allow Marco's Dallas Fire Department Family and the greater DFW community to come together to help cover Marco's funeral expenses for his family. Every dime raised will go to the Davila Family to be used at their discretion. Our hope is that we will be able to work together to relieve the burden of the cost of a funeral from his family.
DALLAS -- A longtime Dallas firefighter died on Wednesday after a short battle with an undisclosed illness, the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association confirmed Thursday.
According to a post on the Facebook page of a foundation created in the memory of a Dallas firefighter who died in 2011, firefighter Marco Davila died "suddenly" in Dallas. Davila was about to complete his 20th year with Dallas Fire-Rescue.
The Lt. Todd Wesley Krodle Memorial Foundation and the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association are raising money to help with funeral expenses and Davila's family.
Davila is survived by his wife, Denise, and two children, Mariah and Marc.
March 24 2016
∼Marco Antonio Davila born September 8, 1970, met his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on March 23, 2016.
Marco was about to complete his 20th year with the Dallas Fire Rescue. He served as a Driver Engineer of Engine 15B in the heart of Oak Cliff. Marco loved and put Christ above all. Secondary to that came his family. He married his childhood sweetheart. He was an exceptional and loving husband, father, son, brother, grandfather and friend. Marco had a heart of gold, but his hallmark was definitely his charming and captivating personality. He would light up the room and would have you laughing in a minute. There was no doubt that Marco was proud of his heritage. You would often hear him say that he was Brown and Proud! He will truly be missed but as someone recently said, "those that don’t believe in Heroes, never met Marco Davila".
Marco was preceded in death by his father, Roberto Davila and is survived by his wife Denise Davila. Children, Marc and Mariah Davila. Grandchild, Avery Davila. Mother, Francisca Castro. Stepfather, Ramiro Castro. Siblings, Roberto Davila Jr., Eduardo Davila, Guillermo Davila and Lorena Davila and a host of other relatives and friends
On Wednesday, March 23, 2016, Dallas Firefighter Marco Davila, Station 15B, died suddenly in Dallas. Marco was about to complete his 20th year with the Dallas Fire-Rescue Department. Marco is survived by his wife, Denise, and children, Mariah and Marc.
The Lt. Todd W. Krodle Memorial Foundation and the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association have coordinated together to allow Marco's Dallas Fire Department Family and the greater DFW community to come together to help cover Marco's funeral expenses for his family. Every dime raised will go to the Davila Family to be used at their discretion. Our hope is that we will be able to work together to relieve the burden of the cost of a funeral from his family.
DALLAS -- A longtime Dallas firefighter died on Wednesday after a short battle with an undisclosed illness, the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association confirmed Thursday.
According to a post on the Facebook page of a foundation created in the memory of a Dallas firefighter who died in 2011, firefighter Marco Davila died "suddenly" in Dallas. Davila was about to complete his 20th year with Dallas Fire-Rescue.
The Lt. Todd Wesley Krodle Memorial Foundation and the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association are raising money to help with funeral expenses and Davila's family.
Davila is survived by his wife, Denise, and two children, Mariah and Marc.
March 24 2016
∼Marco Antonio Davila born September 8, 1970, met his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on March 23, 2016.
Marco was about to complete his 20th year with the Dallas Fire Rescue. He served as a Driver Engineer of Engine 15B in the heart of Oak Cliff. Marco loved and put Christ above all. Secondary to that came his family. He married his childhood sweetheart. He was an exceptional and loving husband, father, son, brother, grandfather and friend. Marco had a heart of gold, but his hallmark was definitely his charming and captivating personality. He would light up the room and would have you laughing in a minute. There was no doubt that Marco was proud of his heritage. You would often hear him say that he was Brown and Proud! He will truly be missed but as someone recently said, "those that don’t believe in Heroes, never met Marco Davila".
Marco was preceded in death by his father, Roberto Davila and is survived by his wife Denise Davila. Children, Marc and Mariah Davila. Grandchild, Avery Davila. Mother, Francisca Castro. Stepfather, Ramiro Castro. Siblings, Roberto Davila Jr., Eduardo Davila, Guillermo Davila and Lorena Davila and a host of other relatives and friends
The Lt. Todd W. Krodle Memorial Foundation and the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association have coordinated together to allow Marco's Dallas Fire Department Family and the greater DFW community to come together to help cover Marco's funeral expenses for his family. Every dime raised will go to the Davila Family to be used at their discretion. Our hope is that we will be able to work together to relieve the burden of the cost of a funeral from his family.
DALLAS -- A longtime Dallas firefighter died on Wednesday after a short battle with an undisclosed illness, the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association confirmed Thursday.
According to a post on the Facebook page of a foundation created in the memory of a Dallas firefighter who died in 2011, firefighter Marco Davila died "suddenly" in Dallas. Davila was about to complete his 20th year with Dallas Fire-Rescue.
The Lt. Todd Wesley Krodle Memorial Foundation and the Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association are raising money to help with funeral expenses and Davila's family.
Davila is survived by his wife, Denise, and two children, Mariah and Marc.
March 24 2016
∼Marco Antonio Davila born September 8, 1970, met his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on March 23, 2016.
Marco was about to complete his 20th year with the Dallas Fire Rescue. He served as a Driver Engineer of Engine 15B in the heart of Oak Cliff. Marco loved and put Christ above all. Secondary to that came his family. He married his childhood sweetheart. He was an exceptional and loving husband, father, son, brother, grandfather and friend. Marco had a heart of gold, but his hallmark was definitely his charming and captivating personality. He would light up the room and would have you laughing in a minute. There was no doubt that Marco was proud of his heritage. You would often hear him say that he was Brown and Proud! He will truly be missed but as someone recently said, "those that don’t believe in Heroes, never met Marco Davila".
Marco was preceded in death by his father, Roberto Davila and is survived by his wife Denise Davila. Children, Marc and Mariah Davila. Grandchild, Avery Davila. Mother, Francisca Castro. Stepfather, Ramiro Castro. Siblings, Roberto Davila Jr., Eduardo Davila, Guillermo Davila and Lorena Davila and a host of other relatives and friends
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