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Community of Summerville Mourns the Loss of Dean Hetrick, Long-Time Volunteer Firefighter and Beloved Community Member

Summerville, Pennsylvania – The Summerville community is grieving the loss of Dean Hetrick, a long-time member of the Summerville Volunteer Firemen’s Association, who passed away recently. Dean was deeply involved in the local fire department and was cherished for his calm and guiding presence. His passing has left a profound void in the hearts of many in the community.

Dean’s contributions to the Summerville Volunteer Firemen’s Association went beyond his duties. He was known for his unwavering dedication, always ready to lend a hand and provide support to those around him. His ability to approach challenges with grace and thoughtfulness made him an invaluable part of the team. The news of his passing has brought a wave of sorrow to his friends, family, and colleagues, who remember him for his kindness, leadership, and the positive influence he had on their lives.

The Summerville Volunteer Firemen’s Association expressed their deep sadness in a statement, saying, "Dean’s calm and guiding presence will be greatly missed, but we take joy in knowing that Dean is now watching over us and in the arms of the Lord. Please keep Dean’s family and friends in your thoughts and prayers."

Many members of the community have taken to social media to share their grief and pay tribute to Dean. Sandy Young commented, "Until we meet on the top floor, we will cover the shifts from here. Rest easy, my brother!" Sarah Brumberg added, "Dean was a patient and gentle human. Peace to his family."

Others shared their condolences and memories. Robin Flack wrote, "Definitely one of the good guys and an inspiration. Miss u, luv u." Terri Corbin expressed her sympathy, stating, "Deepest Sympathy to his family, very sorry for your loss."

Dean’s impact on the community will not be forgotten. His memory will be honored through the lives he touched and the values he stood for. As the Summerville community mourns his loss, they find comfort in the belief that Dean is at peace, resting in the arms of the Lord.

— Updated by Asher Scott in Local

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