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Chief Andrew Pullen

The fire service is built around brotherhood. It’s a service where you build relationships with people – they become close friends. So it only makes sense that when firefighter Victor Breeden was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma, the world would come together for the man who has always been there for everyone else. Chief Andrew Pullen details.

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