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Auburn Fire Department Honored Firefighter Gabri After Nearly 25 Years of Service

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Auburn, ME — October 7 — Firefighter Capen Gabri officially retired from the Auburn Fire Department at 7:00 a.m.after more than 24 years of dedicated service, concluding a career that involved firefighting, training, and serving with various departments.


Throughout his time in the field, Gabri worked with the Lewiston, Monmouth, and Oxford fire departments in addition to Auburn.

His experience across different departments allowed him to collaborate with a variety of crews and play a role in emergency response efforts.


Gabri was well-regarded by his fellow firefighters for his firefighting abilities and his commitment to training new recruits.

Supporting the preparation of new firefighters for the challenges of the job was a significant part of his service. Experienced firefighters like Gabri were essential in sharing hands-on knowledge, promoting safe working habits, and helping new members acquire the necessary skills for emergency response.


Gabri's retirement ended nearly 25 years of service with the Auburn Fire Department. His colleagues also acknowledged his sense of humor and the positive influence he had on the department. His departure created a noticeable void among the crews he had worked with over the years.


The Auburn Fire Department expressed its gratitude for Gabri's long service and extended its best wishes for a joyful and healthy retirement.


As Gabri began his retirement, his extensive experience in the fire service and his role in training new firefighters continued to be vital aspects of his career and his contributions to the emergency services community.

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