Eric "Tink" Tinkham

[Jacostang]

If you have not heard, this weekend Queen Creek FireFighter Eric “Tink” Tinkham went to bed on shift and he did not wake up the next morning. Doesn’t matter what happened we lost a good man, father, husband and Firefighter. He was 44 in great shape. Please take time to remember Tink’s Family. Tink worked for Rural/Metro for many years and help the Queen Creek Dept start up.

I think how fragile we all are and anything can happen, don’t take any moments for granted live your life to the fullest and take time for all of your friends and family.

I don’t care what club you belong to or where you live you are all my friends and care about all of you!!!!

Please remember the Tinham’s tonight and all this week for it will be very difficult for them and many of us…


Dave

[RockysMom]

Oh Man Dave, Please relay our deepest sympathies to the family if you can. God Bless them. THats so hard to go through. I know I been there.

[svtrichie]

this is very sad to here.

[AZSonicSnake]

wow, that is so sad. rip.

[WildBill]

That's sad!!!

[Blackmagic1]

And young too. A classmate I went to highschool with died last month here in Phoenix.(We went to school together when we lived in IL) John Shadron was a Fire Dept Capt. And only 49. :icon_frown:

[krazyazian]

My condolences go out to the family

[AZSaleen04]

Being a former firefighter my condolences go out to his family. Dave like you said don't take anything for granted. I just lost two grandmother in the last 10 days...life is to short we all need to be Thankful!

[4Jenna]

Just terrible

[Gene]

Jesus, I'm sorry to hear. I can't believe I didn't hear about this yesterday when I was on shift. I'm sure we'll be sending a truck down for this and if his memorial is on my shift, I'll request to go.

[santa_rosa_lt1]

My condolences go out to his family and friends.