Houston, Texas – Albert Nagy, former Chief of the Houston Volunteer Fire Department (HVFD) Station 65, has passed away, leaving the community in mourning. News of his death surfaced earlier this week, prompting an outpouring of grief and heartfelt tributes from those who knew him.
Albert Nagy was a respected figure within the fire department and the broader Houston community. Known for his leadership, dedication, and kindness, he touched the lives of many during his tenure as Chief. His legacy as a firefighter and leader has left a lasting impact on those who had the honor of working alongside him.
The Houston Volunteer Fire Department Station 65 shared their sorrow on Facebook, stating, "It’s with a heavy heart we hear that former H.V.F.D. Chief 65 Albert Nagy has passed away. You were a great person, a great friend, and a great firefighter and leader. Condolences to Patti, Michael, Mark, Kristen, Drew, Abigail, Jillian, and the entire family."
Many community members took to social media to express their condolences and share their memories of Albert Nagy. Joseph Furbee commented, "R.I.P. Chief Nagy, Thank You for Your Service to our Community. Hugs and Prayers for the Family." Another friend, Thomas Goldsboro, wrote, "Rest in peace, brother Albert. You will be missed."
Keith Flood, reflecting on Nagy’s character, shared, "Al Nagy was a Great Family Man, he was greatly respected as a fire chief, a mentor to many who served with/beside him. So sorry for the Nagy Family loss and the Fire Department’s family loss. May his memory be eternal."
Others, like Katelyn Crites, expressed their sympathy, saying, "Sending so many prayers to his family, he was a great guy!" Meanwhile, Peggy Scears offered her condolences, adding, "Al was such a nice guy! My sympathy to Patti and their family."
Albert Nagy’s passing has left a significant void in the Houston community. His dedication to service, his kindness, and his leadership will be fondly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him. The community extends its deepest condolences to his family and friends during this difficult time.