David Hammer died at the age of 38, in the line of duty. He was a Firefighter for the First Strike Environmental-Roseburg-Oregon Department of Forestry Contractor. He was in a Caravan of 2 vans and a truck, returning from 11 days of fighting fires in Idaho's Boise National Forest. They rode in a 16 passenger van. 8 of the 20 Firefighter Crew died in a crash with a Semi. He grew up in Beaverton, Oregon. He enjoyed Fishing and Hunting.
He was preceded in death by his mother Patricia Hammer in 1984. He was survived by: His father Richard Hammer (who died 4 months later), and Two Sisters-Lori Kyser and Kim Carlson.
He was preceded in death by his mother Patricia Hammer in 1984. He was survived by: His father Richard Hammer (who died 4 months later), and Two Sisters-Lori Kyser and Kim Carlson.
David Hammer died at the age of 38, in the line of duty. He was a Firefighter for the First Strike Environmental-Roseburg-Oregon Department of Forestry Contractor. He was in a Caravan of 2 vans and a truck, returning from 11 days of fighting fires in Idaho's Boise National Forest. They rode in a 16 passenger van. 8 of the 20 Firefighter Crew died in a crash with a Semi. He grew up in Beaverton, Oregon. He enjoyed Fishing and Hunting.
He was preceded in death by his mother Patricia Hammer in 1984. He was survived by: His father Richard Hammer (who died 4 months later), and Two Sisters-Lori Kyser and Kim Carlson.
He was preceded in death by his mother Patricia Hammer in 1984. He was survived by: His father Richard Hammer (who died 4 months later), and Two Sisters-Lori Kyser and Kim Carlson.
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