Firefighters Celebrate Chief’s Final Chemotherapy

In a touching display of solidarity and support, firefighters from the Corona Fire Department organized a surprise for Battalion Chief Brandon Willson as he approached his final chemotherapy session in Irvine. The heartfelt celebration was a tribute to Chief Willson’s resilience and strength throughout his cancer treatment. His team gathered to show their unwavering support, marking a significant milestone in his journey towards recovery. This act of kindness underscores the deep bonds within the firefighting community and the collective spirit of overcoming personal battles.

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