Toronto, Ontario resident Sean Coles passed away at the age of 50 due to occupational cancer related to his work with the Toronto Fire Services. His family is grappling with the immense shock and grief of his sudden death. Sean’s legacy as a firefighter, husband, father, and hockey player is cherished by many who were fortunate to know him.
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Tributes and Condolences
“The Trenton Golden Hawks would like to send their sympathies to Sean Coles’ family. Sean was a Toronto Firefighter, a longtime OJHL referee, and a wonderful man. Our prayers and sympathies are with your family, Colesy. I will surely miss our in-between-period conversations,” shared John Sippers.
About Toronto Fire Services
Toronto Fire Services is dedicated to protecting residents, tourists, and businesses from fire, illness, accidents, and other hazards through readiness, prevention, public education, and emergency response. They emphasize safety, efficacy, efficiency, and high-quality services.
The Fire Prevention Division offers information on emergencies, fire codes, house inspections, and residential smoke and carbon monoxide alarms through the Alarm for Life program. They also provide public education and school fire safety programs. Toronto Fire Services is the largest fire department in Canada and the sixth largest in North America.
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Please offer your condolences and flowers to Sean Coles’ family during this difficult time. Details of his funeral and obituary will be shared at his family’s discretion. Sean’s impact on his community and his dedication to his work will be remembered by all who knew him.
