CCFD Explorer Post 343

*Informational Recruitment Meeting*
Learn what it takes to become a member of the Corpus Christi Fire Department.

CCFD Explorer Post 343 has lost an irreplaceable leader in Loney Diaz. Loney passed away on August 26, 2022, after succumbing to a medical emergency. He had just recently completed the fire academy through Del Mar College, and his intentions were to continue his training while serving in the Air Force. Loney had said he intended to pursue a career in the Corpus Christi Fire Department after serving his country.

The explorers and advisors of Post 343 have shared many memories with Loney and witnessed his leadership in action at every meeting he attended. At 17 years old, Loney was the Company Officer of Engine 2 and demonstrated the values and morals of outstanding leadership.

CCFD Post 343 asks everyone to offer prayers and condolences to the Diaz family in this troubling time.

Rest easy, little brother. Your name will never be forgotten.

Listed below are links to a Go Fund Me and a Meal Train for the family of Loney Diaz.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-with-funeral-expenses-for-loney-diaz?qid=9569b95f828b120b240022e738e9abcf

https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/66e41k

Fire explorers in Post 343 are back to work this summer! Our program serves youth ages 14-20 who are interested in learning skills in the firefighting and EMS fields. If you, or someone you know, are interested in joining our Exploring program, contact Frank Funke @ 3612558160 for more information.

Thank you to the RTFC and Citgo Refining Fire Department for inviting CCFD Explorer Post 343 to their live burn at RTFC Training Academy last Friday! The explorers had a great time watching these professional firefighters perform their duties in live fire conditions.