Everett G Deardorff son of James Robert Deardorff and Rebecca King married Estella M Mays on November 26, 1903 in Greencreek, Idaho(K). Everett was preceded in death by his mother Rebecca and two brothers; Carl and an infant. Surviving are his father James and one brother, Urban. Half siblings who survive are: Earl, Leota, Andrew, Robert, Ethel, and Donald and one infant half brother who preceded him in death. Kuebler Research.
Spokane Firefighters Memorial Project~
Fireman of Spokane Washington, Everett Deardorff gave his life in the line of duty September 21, 1914. E.G. Deardorff was a Truckman on Truck 9. He was in the department just nine months and was 34 years old. He was married and had a five year old child. They lived at 624 E. Bridgeport. He was a member of the Oddfellows Club and the United Artisans. The crew from Station 9 was practicing with their ladders on the Auditorium Building at Post and Main(current day Nordstrom). Truckman Deardorff had ascended the building with another fireman using a pompier ladder. They then descended to within twenty feet of the ground when the ladder tipped sideways. The other fireman was able to hold it but Deardorff fell the twenty feet to the sidewalk, striking his head. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital where he died from a skull fracture about an hour later.
Contributed by Amy Caddell No. 46939056
Spokane Firefighters Memorial Project~
Fireman of Spokane Washington, Everett Deardorff gave his life in the line of duty September 21, 1914. E.G. Deardorff was a Truckman on Truck 9. He was in the department just nine months and was 34 years old. He was married and had a five year old child. They lived at 624 E. Bridgeport. He was a member of the Oddfellows Club and the United Artisans. The crew from Station 9 was practicing with their ladders on the Auditorium Building at Post and Main(current day Nordstrom). Truckman Deardorff had ascended the building with another fireman using a pompier ladder. They then descended to within twenty feet of the ground when the ladder tipped sideways. The other fireman was able to hold it but Deardorff fell the twenty feet to the sidewalk, striking his head. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital where he died from a skull fracture about an hour later.
Contributed by Amy Caddell No. 46939056
Everett G Deardorff son of James Robert Deardorff and Rebecca King married Estella M Mays on November 26, 1903 in Greencreek, Idaho(K). Everett was preceded in death by his mother Rebecca and two brothers; Carl and an infant. Surviving are his father James and one brother, Urban. Half siblings who survive are: Earl, Leota, Andrew, Robert, Ethel, and Donald and one infant half brother who preceded him in death. Kuebler Research.
Spokane Firefighters Memorial Project~
Fireman of Spokane Washington, Everett Deardorff gave his life in the line of duty September 21, 1914. E.G. Deardorff was a Truckman on Truck 9. He was in the department just nine months and was 34 years old. He was married and had a five year old child. They lived at 624 E. Bridgeport. He was a member of the Oddfellows Club and the United Artisans. The crew from Station 9 was practicing with their ladders on the Auditorium Building at Post and Main(current day Nordstrom). Truckman Deardorff had ascended the building with another fireman using a pompier ladder. They then descended to within twenty feet of the ground when the ladder tipped sideways. The other fireman was able to hold it but Deardorff fell the twenty feet to the sidewalk, striking his head. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital where he died from a skull fracture about an hour later.
Contributed by Amy Caddell No. 46939056
Spokane Firefighters Memorial Project~
Fireman of Spokane Washington, Everett Deardorff gave his life in the line of duty September 21, 1914. E.G. Deardorff was a Truckman on Truck 9. He was in the department just nine months and was 34 years old. He was married and had a five year old child. They lived at 624 E. Bridgeport. He was a member of the Oddfellows Club and the United Artisans. The crew from Station 9 was practicing with their ladders on the Auditorium Building at Post and Main(current day Nordstrom). Truckman Deardorff had ascended the building with another fireman using a pompier ladder. They then descended to within twenty feet of the ground when the ladder tipped sideways. The other fireman was able to hold it but Deardorff fell the twenty feet to the sidewalk, striking his head. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital where he died from a skull fracture about an hour later.
Contributed by Amy Caddell No. 46939056
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