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Here’s something we’re thankful for this year:
On the morning of November 18th, 7-year-old Keegan Sinclair woke up his parents when he noticed his home was filling with smoke. The family immediately evacuated and noticed a fire on the exterior of the home. The fire was caused by an apparent electrical issue.
Yesterday evening (11/23), White County Fire Service personnel joined by media, community members and the Sinclair Family, recognized Keegan Sinclair at a ceremony held at White County Fire Station Four.
“During this time of year we reflect on things we are thankful for. This Thanksgiving season we are thankful for this young man (Keegan Sinclair) and his quick actions that ultimately saved his family and home,” states David Murphy, Director of the White County Office of Public Safety.
White County Fire Services Division Chief Michael LeFevre states, “All of these firefighters and first responders have gathered this evening to recognize the true hero on this call. If it wasn’t for Keegan and his quick thinking, this call could have ended in a tragedy.”
During the ceremony, Keegan was presented with a Certificate of Recognition by White County Fire Services and a gift basket donated by Chick-fil-a Cleveland. This was followed by Firefighters leading Keegan on a tour of the Fire Engine and Rescue Truck.
