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Longtime mid-Missouri fire battalion chief dies from cancer

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The longtime battalion chief in mid-Missouri’s Little Dixie Fire Protection District in Mexico has lost his battle with cancer. Veteran Little Dixie Fire Protection District Battalion chief John Loveless has lost his battle with cancer (file photo courtesy of fire district’s Facebook page) The district made the announcement on its Facebook page, announcing the passing of Battalion chief and training officer John Loveless. The Facebook post says …

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Longtime mid-Missouri fire battalion chief dies from cancer

The longtime battalion chief in mid-Missouri’s Little Dixie Fire Protection District in Mexico has lost his battle with cancer. Veteran Little Dixie Fire Protection District Battalion chief John Loveless has lost his battle with cancer (file photo courtesy of fire district’s Facebook page) The district made the announcement on its Facebook page, announcing the passing of Battalion chief and training officer John Loveless. The Facebook post says …

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