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First Responders
Dan La Rock Recovery Fund
First Responders
Supplies
California
Created August 5th, 2021

Early on the morning of August 2nd, 2021. Stockton Fire Truck 4 was involved in a vehicle accident while en route to a structure fire. Dan La Rock was the Tillerman of the Truck during the collision. Dan has sustained multiple injuries from the accident including a fractured femur, fractured vertebrae, fractured ribs, and a ruptured spleen. 

Dan is currently recovering from his injuries at a local hospital with his wife and daughter by his side. 

We are raising funds to help offset the many ways they lives will be effected in the weeks and months ahead. Dan has a long road ahead of him and the family is grateful for your donations. 

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Anonymous
Anonymous donated $20
3 years ago
Linda and Gary Litton
Linda and Gary Litton donated $100

Dan, Gary and I are wishing you a speedy and full recovery and sending love to you and your family. Linda

3 years ago
San Jose Firefighters Local 230
San Jose Firefighters Local 230 donated $250
3 years ago
Tracy Reynolds
Tracy Reynolds Bronze: Donate at least $100 to earn this badge. donated $100
3 years ago
Sarah Smith
Sarah Smith donated $25

Thank you for your service!

3 years ago
Virginia & Joe Foletta
Virginia & Joe Foletta donated $200

Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Sending our love to the La Rock family.

3 years ago
Jesse Martinez
Jesse Martinez donated $50
3 years ago
Company 9
Company 9 donated $456
3 years ago
Anonymous
Anonymous donated $50
3 years ago
Laura Avery
Laura Avery donated $50
3 years ago

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Dan La Rock Recovery Fund
$51,827 raised of $50,000 goal
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