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Minnesota Firefighters Say Goodby to One of Their Own
Firefighters in Cambridge, Minnesota said goodbye to one of their own Saturday. Chip Imker, 35, a volunteer with the Cambridge Fire Department was killed Wednesday after falling six to eight feet onto concrete while training on a rope rescue exercise. More than 100 emergency vehicles from more than 80 communities led a procession down Main Street to the cemetery. Imker leaves behind his significant other, Kristen Hill, the mother of his two sons, ages six and eight, his parents and two brothers. Author:Barbara Brooks - Fire Department Network News
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