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Terry Addison and Paul Puccia Were Remembered 24 Years Later

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ANGOLA, N.Y. — August 14 — The Angola Volunteer Fire Department kept the memory of two local public-safety professionals, Terry Addison and Paul Puccia, alive on the anniversary of their deaths, which occurred on August 14, 2002.


A memorial image from the Angola Volunteer Fire Department included the names of Addison and Puccia along with the date 8-14-02.

The department's current website lists its main office address as 51 Commercial St., Angola, NY 14006, and notes that the organization has been serving the communities of Angola and Evans since 1882.


Addison was an officer with the Town of Evans Police Department.

According to the department's official history, he passed away in August 2002 as a result of an off-duty motorcycle accident.In honor of his service, the department later named one of its comfort dogs "Addison," continuing to honor his contributions to the community.


For those working in emergency services, memorials like this act as a way to remember those who have served and to highlight the significance of honoring their legacy.

Twenty-four years after August 14, 2002, the names of Terry Addison and Paul Puccia are still remembered as part of the Angola fire service's history.

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