ELYRIA FIRE CAPTAIN FALLS ILL
CONDITION IMPROVING AT UNIVERSITY
Igneczi, in the red helmet, inspecting a fire scene in 2007.Elyria – Elyria Fire Captain Dave Igneczi suffered a health issue today while working in his office at Station 2 on East Broad Street. Fellow Firefighters provided medical care initially then LifeCare Paramedics transported him to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Igneczi was later flown to University Hospital in Cleveland where Elyria Fire Chief Joseph Pronesti said his condition is improving. “He is doing better now and is resting comfortably at University. His family is all with him and of course I along with everyone within the Elyria Fire Department family have him in our thoughts and prayers and are wishing him well.”
Igneczi joined the Elyria Fire Department in 1979 and currently serves as the Departments Safety Officer.
Editors Note: We would like to extend our best wishes to Iggy and we hope for a speedy recovery.
Igneczi was later flown to University Hospital in Cleveland where Elyria Fire Chief Joseph Pronesti said his condition is improving. “He is doing better now and is resting comfortably at University. His family is all with him and of course I along with everyone within the Elyria Fire Department family have him in our thoughts and prayers and are wishing him well.”
Igneczi joined the Elyria Fire Department in 1979 and currently serves as the Departments Safety Officer.
Editors Note: We would like to extend our best wishes to Iggy and we hope for a speedy recovery.
posted by TMC NEWS at 8:58 PM
5 Comments:
Iggy,
I've known you forever, and I know you can overcome this.
I just hope you can return, to the job you love doing.
You are in my families thoughts and prayers.
Iggy,
I've known you forever, and I know you can overcome this.
I just hope you can return, to the job you love doing.
You are in my families thoughts and prayers.
My thoughts and prayers are with this firefighter and his family. I pray for his speedy recovery.
Word has it this morning that he is doing vary well.
Get well soon my friend.
Randy
Capt.
Get well soon buddy. A better instructor or more dedicated firefighter I have not met. Take care.
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