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Firefighter killed with baby girl in pileup always put ‘family first,’ brother says | New York Post
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0:53Now PlayingThe firefighter who died in a horrific 15-car pileup in Alabama alongside his 9-month-old daughter was remembered as “upbeat” and “always put his family first,” loved ones said — while the eight other children who died were from a local foster home.
Cody Fox, 29, who was fire chief at New Hope Volunteer Fire Department in Tennessee, was killed by the impact of the crash Saturday on a wet Interstate 65 about 35 miles south of Montgomery, the Butler County coroner said.
The wreck also claimed the lives of eight kids in a van from a youth home for abused or neglected children, authorities said. Their identities have not been released.
Fox’s brother, Blake, described the new dad as a dedicated family man.
“He was always ready to help anyone out. He always put his family first,” Fox’s brother, Blake, told news station WDEF.
Aaron Sanders, who worked with Fox at the Marion County Emergency Management Agency, remembered him as a “great guy” and said he always doted on his daughter, Ariana, who also was killed in the crash.
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