In this Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019 photo, Jed Cavadas, 51, tears up after holding a picture of Columbia Township firefighter Brett Wilson as his son Troy, 9, looks on inside the Burn Care Center at the MetroHealth Medical Center In Cleveland. Firefighter Wilson, who died unexpectedly a few weeks ago when he was electrocuted while helping crash victims, came to Troys’ school to teach fire safety tips like stop, drop and roll, just before he died. Troy used the stop, drop and roll safety technique to save himself and his father while they were burning stumps in their front yard in Columbia Station. (Lisa DeJong/The Plain Dealer via AP)
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