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Project Kyono honors the life and legacy of a late San Francisco fire fighter

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As he faced Stage 4 lung cancer, retired San Francisco, CA Local 798 member Brian Kyono used his final months to protect future generations from occupational cancer.
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Project Kyono honors the life and legacy of a late San Francisco fire fighter

As he faced Stage 4 lung cancer, retired San Francisco, CA Local 798 member Brian Kyono used his final months to protect future generations from occupational cancer.

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IAFF broke the news in on Monday, March 17, 2025.
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