How did Kenneth Brink die? LAFD Firefighter cause of death Explained

Kenneth Brink, FF III officer of the LAFD, passed away at his home on November 10, 2022. Let’s see how did LAFD Firefighter die and Kenneth Brink cause of death in detail.

How did Kenneth Brink die?

Los Angeles Fire Department shared a condolence message on the passing of the LAFD officer. The message reads,

 “It’s with heavy hearts, we announce active duty FF III Kenneth Brink passed away off-duty in his home last night. He was a 15-year LAFD veteran & highly respected member of the Urban Search & Rescue Task Force at Fire Station 88. Our thoughts are with his family. #RIP We also want to thank Orange County Fire Authority for the display of respect in honoring our fallen members last night.”

Kenneth Brink passed away on November 10, 2022. However, Kenneth Brink cause of death was revealed yet.

As per the reports, On Wednesday night, the body of a Los Angeles Fire Department firefighter, Kenneth E. Brink discovered dead at home was taken to a coroner’s office. Around 10:30 PM, the Costa Mesa resident Kenneth E. Brink’s body was led by numerous police and fire department vehicles to the Orange County Coroner’s Office, which is situated in the 1000 block of West Santa Ana Boulevard.

Kenneth Brink cause of death:

Brink, a 15-year LAFD veteran passed away at his home. He worked at Fire Station 88 in Sherman Oaks with the LAFD’s Swiftwater Rescue Team and Urban Search and Rescue Task Force. Following his demise, tributes flooded social media.

Chief Crowley, Chief of Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD), OCFA PIO, LAFD, LACoFD have shared their tributes to the firefighter Kenneth Brink.

It’s with heavy hearts, we announce active duty FF III Kenneth Brink passed away off-duty in his home last night. He was a 15-year #LAFD veteran & highly respected member of the Urban Search & Rescue Task Force at 88’s. Our thoughts are with his family. #RIP thx @OCFireAuthority pic.twitter.com/04Norx7N6A

— Chief Crowley (@LAFDChief) November 10, 2022

Nicholas Prange, a spokesperson for the LAFD, said in a statement.

Kenneth had served in the Los Angeles Fire Department for 15 years, Prange said. As a member of Fire Station 88, the Urban Search and Rescue Task Force, and the LAFD’s Swiftwater Rescue Team, he was highly respected throughout the whole department.

Although, Kenneth Brink cause of death was not known yet. Medico topics have been trying to reach out to the family and relatives for comment on the incident. So far no responses have been received. We will update the page once enough information is available. More information on Kenneth Brink’s cause of death will be added soon.

Los Angeles Fire Department information:

The Los Angeles Fire Department serves the city of Los Angeles, which is in the American state of California. This division is in charge of rendering emergency medical services, identifying fire causes, preventing fires, extinguishing fires, reducing the impacts of hazardous chemicals, and performing technical rescue operations. They are also in charge of offering these services. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department’s official statement, Kenneth Brink passed away at his home.

Funeral Service:

Kenneth E. Brink served as a Firefighter III in Fire Station 88. He suddenly passed away on November 9, 2022. He joined the fire service on January 9, 2007.

Funeral notice:

Donations:

IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, PLEASE SEND DONATIONS TO:

Widows, Orphans & Disabled Firefighter’s Fund,

PO BOX 41903,

Los Angeles, CA 90041.

Tributes to Kenneth Brink:

LACoFD tweeted,

The #LACoFD extends our deepest condolences and prayers to the Brink and @LAFDtalk families on the passing of FF III Kenneth Brink. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. RIP FF Brink

OCFA PIO tweeted,

The men and women of the OCFA send our thoughts and prayers to the family and friends of Firefighter Kenneth Brink and to our brothers and sisters at @LAFD

Widows, Orphans & Disabled Firefighter’s Fund tweeted,

@GiveToAHero tweeted,

We are devastated at the the passing of FF III Kenneth Brink. Our hearts are with his family, friends, colleagues, and all those that loved this hero.

#LAFD Talk tweeted,

#LAFD Retiree Kenneth E. Brink, we mourn your passing and honor your service to the people of #LosAngeles

Rick Ramirez commented,

I am profoundly saddened to see that Ken has passed. I worked with him at FS 11 while I was briefly assigned there in 2011. At the time I had over 30 years on the job and Kenny had 3 or 4. As old guys we sometimes have a bad habit of thinking that the generations that come after us on the fire department are not up to the task…and I was not immune to that. Kenny was the kind of young firefighter who gave you great hope for the future. He was hard working and aggressively eager to learn all aspects of the job. This combined with a wonderful personality that made him a real pleasure to work alongside. I would like to extend my condolences to Ken’s family and friends on their great loss. He was such a good man…I can’t imagine.

Linda L Horrell commented,

So so sad!! Major Respect & Gratitude for FF III Kenneth Brink!! Deepest Sympathy to all his Family & Friends!!!

Sherry Campbell commented,

My gosh It looks so young we are a fireman family as well and we are always family. Sending love hugs and prayers I’m not sure what happened but either way what a terrible loss thank you for your service sir.

Greg Pascolla commented,

RIP Kenny, what an outstanding individual. You will truly be missed my Brother!! Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Rest easy my friend.

Leah Fleischmann commented,

Such sad news. My prayers to your family Kenny and to our LAFD family. May you find eternal peace in the arms of God. Thank you for your service.

Pat Bos de Jong commented,

We are so heartbroken. Kenny was like family to us and will be deeply missed. RIP Kenny. Love to Brit

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