The men and women of @LAFD extend their condolence to Kerry's family and many friends, including his @LACoFD911 colleagues who continue to answer the call. May they and all in the first responder community continue to be inspired by Kerry's devotion to serving others.
Supervising Fire Dispatcher Kerry Crabtree passed away recently and was a LACoFD employee who faithfully served for 30+ yrs. As a dispatcher, he was the first person a caller would connect with before firefighters arrived. Pls keep his family & friends in your thoughts & prayers.pic.twitter.com/DtBvpqmu1Q
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A true professional
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So sorry for your loss
Sending prayers to all 
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So sorry for your loss
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RIP Brother
. Thank You for your service to “ALL”! 
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God bless
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Grateful for Supervising Fire Dispatcher Kerry Crabtree's decades of faithful service. May he rest in peace.
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