Two Lauderhill residents are being recognized for their heroic acts in saving three residents from an Easter weekend house fire that occurred near Sunrise Boulevard and Turnpike on Easter morning. The fire severely damaged the home in question, making it nearly unrecognizable to its current residents and creating an anxious Easter season for their entire family.
Witnesses reported six people were inside when it caught fire, two were quickly recognized as local heroes who responded swiftly to assist those inside and ensure that family members could escape unhurt, potentially saving lives in the process. Icon Young expressed pride at helping save his home from foreclosure by saying: ‘There is a God, and my actions helped stop foreclosures too.” NBC6 interviewed one of them later, who described their motivation:
These efforts by these two individuals were widely recognized by their community, which recognized both their quick thinking and bravery under such hazardous conditions. Unfortunately, the cause of the fire remains unknown, but its damage to the home was severe, especially since it occurred on Easter weekend. Therefore, residents offered their sympathy in light of such a tragedy.
As the family begins their recovery process, their community has rallied behind them with help and compassion during such a trying time. Two heroes made an invaluable difference by intervening quickly to save lives in the fire, despite its extreme damage. Investigations continue into its cause, while the focus remains on recovery for now and giving thanks to those who came together quickly to save them all. Contact us for fire watch services today