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Arrangements for Lt. Kevin M. Kelley
Lt. Kevin M. Kelley has been identified as the firefighter killed this afternoon when Boston Fire Department’s Ladder 26 crashed into cars, a wall and a building in Mission Hill. Lt. Kelley was 52-years-old and a 30-year veteran of the department.
Make sure you watch the two videos below from Firehouse USA to see Lt. Kevin Kelley in action. There are more videos from the series that featured Lt. Kelley. Click here to see them.
Click here to read an interview with a producer of the series Firehouse USA talking about the many days the TV crew spent with Lt. Kelley.
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To the fire department,It's hard to lose someone that you build a relationship with through years of working together.
Be of good courage,and he shall strengthen your hearts, all ye that hope in the lord.
GOD BLESS TRUCK 26
RIP Lt Kelley. I only knew him from Firehouse USA: Boston, but even then he seemed like a great guy and officer to work under.
RIP Brother.
Our prayers are with the family and his family of Jakes. We will miss his heroism and dedication to his family and friends GOD BLESS
To the Boston Firefighters and the lovely family of Lt. Kevin Kelley, my family and I are praying and asking the Lord to Bless you and give you the strength to go on in life like Lt. Kelley would have wanted you to. It was an honor to meet Lt. Kelley and a few other brothers from Ladder 26.
Firefigheter Juan Gonzalez
Lawrence Ladder 4
One has to wonder. Would a seat belt have saved him? I have done this job for 23 years and I am surprised at the number of people we loose every year, because we are to cool to wear a seat belt?
Not a sermon, just a thought!
To the BFD, this is a horrible tragedy. Its extremely tough to loose a brother. I only knew him from Firehouse USA: Boston, but as a Boston native my heart goes out to the BFD. Our prayers down here also go out to the family and friends of Lt. Kevin Kelly.
God bless.
-FF Phil
McMurdo Station Fire Deptartment
Ross Island, Antarctica.
From one fire family to another…….Accept our deepest sympathy and prayers in this most difficult time. Our hearts are with you and Lt Kelley's family. Harned Fire & Rescue Dept. Kentucky.
God bless you. My prayers are with both families, the firehouse family and LT Kelley's family. Being a 30 year veteran, I have been there. God Bless you all.
RIP Lt Kelley….it's never easy to hear about another LODD no matter where it is or whether its a career or volunteer. i loved watching the firehouse USA boston shows and i think i watch one of america's best firefighters on that show in LT Kelley i am only a volunteer but hope to be as good as him someday!!
GOD BLESS LADDER 26 AND ALL OF BOSTON FIRE.
To all the family and friends of Lt Kelly. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Josh Standifird
Lt Station 65
Central Mat-Su Fire Dept
Wasilla, Alaska
Rest easy, Brother….
from my station here in central new jersey, our deapest simpathy to the family and his family at the fire house.
tim meckler
chief engineer
merck fd.
Telegraph Signal 5-5-5-5-
Rest In Peace Lt. Kelley
From the members of the Livermore Falls, Maine fire dept, Our hearts and prayers go out to the BFD and the wife and children of brother Lt. Kelley. May God bless and keep you in these difficult times.
James L Leclerc
Chaplain
LFFD
To the Family of Lt. Kevin Kelley and the Boston Fire Department, our sincere condolences. He will never be forgotten!
Chaplain Mike Bowen
Prince Frederick VFD
To all the family, friends and work mates of Lt Kelley, my thoughts go out to you all. He seemed like a great guy dedicated to his work as I know all of you are. Paramedic Paul Manson. Australia.
May God Bless the good JAKE and his family also the BFD members you will all get through this with the lord by your side.
RIP Brother. Sincere condolences from the Flagler Beach Fire Rescue Department, Flagler Beach FL.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Ladder 26 and the rest of the BFD, to the best jakes we know, God bless Lt. Kelly and his family. One loss is one too many, Rest In Peace.
My thoughts and prayers are with
Lt. Kelleys family, friends and Jakes of Local 718. From One Firefighter to another, god bless.
I am so sorry to hear about Lt kelley. I watch the show religiously. It is always hard to hear about a ff death but this was really hard because it was like I knew him. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and the families throughout the fire dept. God bless and rip Lt. Kelley
Our prayers are with BFD and the family of Lt Kelly. God Bless.
Hagerstown Professional Fire Fighters
Hagerstown, Maryland
There are basically two kinds of Firefighters, the do'ers and the rest. Lt.Kelly was a do'er! The positive impact he had will be missed by every department. With our deepest condolences to his family and to the Boston FD from your brothers and sisters on the New Bedford FD.
May he rest in Peace
FF Steve OLeary
JKohnstown Pa
Eternal rest grant unto Lt. Kelley, O'Lord, and let your perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
"In our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart until, in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom through the awful grace of God."-RFK
Rest in Peace Lt.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the BFD for their loss. RIP Kevin"Two-Times".
RIP Lt. Kelly The prayers of my family go out to the Kelly family and to the extened family of the Boston Fire Department. Condolences also from the members of the La Garange Illinois Fre Department where I was a member for 38 yrs.
My thoughts and prayers go out to both the Fire house family and his Wife and children.
To the Kelley Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and Kevin at this time. May God look unto all Firefighters tonight and bring them home safely.
With deepest sympathies,
Capt. Anthony Catalanotto
FDNY E-274
deepest sympathy to all his family and from humberside fire and rescue service in the united kingdom and all the firefighters at our station