Knights of the Inferno Motorcycle Club Mother Chapter

Firefighters....

We battle through dangerous conditions under the most stressful situations.

We see death and destruction daily.

The emotional trauma never ends and continues the longer we serve.

We are willing to give our lives so that others may live.

We will never leave a brother behind.

We will always be there to lift each other up in those times of mental reckoning.

I will take your hand brother and we will walk through this hell together or we will die trying to get to the other side.

You will never be alone.

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Today we honor and remember our Palm Coast Chapter of FL member Loosejerk and Social Member Rae Rae of the Dragoons Chapter of OH. We love and miss you brother and sister and we will see you again one day.
G.B.N.F. KIF-FKI

Knights of the Inferno Motorcycle Club Mother Chapter First Responder Appreciation Bike Night at Ader's Tavern July 24th 2024. We would like to thank everyone for coming out and showing your love and support!!

On this day we remember four Eagleswood Fire Co. firefighters killed in the line of duty at the 'Bass River NJ Wildfire' in 1977. Their wildland engine was overcome by fire and they couldn't escape. The following firefighters will forever remain on watch:

Firefighter Harold "Skip" Cramer
Firefighter Marcus Cullen
Firefighter John "Reds" Baker
Firefighter Herbert Blackwell

https://youtu.be/8Ci8Xk392eM?si=Pcbe7ygxoZsKdydP

As you go about your day, say a prayer for our brother and sister firefighters that are battling wildfires in the US and Canada. May God bless and watch over them.

The family of a Buffalo Township man has identified him as the victim killed Saturday evening during a shooting at the rally for former President Donald Trump in Butler, in which Trump was injured and two other spectators were critically injured.

Chief Corey Comperatore’s family mourned his loss.

“The PA Trump Rally claimed the life of my brother, Corey Comperatore,” posted Dawn Comperatore Schafer on Facebook. “The hatred for one man took the life of the one man we loved the most.

He was a hero who shielded his daughters. His wife and girls just lived through the unthinkable and unimaginable. My baby brother just turned 50 and had so much life left to experience. Hatred has no limits and love has no bounds. Pray for my sister-in-law, nieces, my mother, sister, me, and his nieces and nephews as this feels like a terrible nightmare but we know it is our painful reality.”

Mr. Comperatore was a past chief and member of the Buffalo Township Volunteer Fire Company.

His wife wrote that the rally was meant to be an uplifting event.

“Yesterday, what turned out to be such an exciting day for my husband especially, turned into a nightmare for our family,” his wife, Helen Comperatore, wrote in a Facebook post. “What my precious girls had to witness is unforgivable. What I had to was.”

“He died the hero he always was.”

Chief Comperatore was an engineer at JSP, according to his LinkedIn profile.

A GoFundMe to support the Comperatore family was set up on Sunday. So far, more than $3,000 has been donated.
( https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-allyson-after-tragic-loss )

Our heartfelt condolences on the loss of the Chief. Rest In Peace.

Happy Independence Day to all of our brothers, sisters, family, friends, and supporters. Have a great and safe day!

NEVER FORGET THE HACKENSACK 5

July 1, 1988 HACKENSACK N.J., City of Hackensack Fire Department

Six firefighters were trapped inside and only one made it out. Truss construction has not been kind to the fire service over the years. In New Jersey, the Hackensack Ford Fire was the turning point in the fire code. Now, all structures with truss floor or roof construction are identified with a placard on the exterior of the building. These placards have been paid for by the lives of firefighters who have not come home. May we honor their sacrifice by learning from our history rather than repeating it.

Knights of the Inferno Motorcycle Club Mother Chapter Military Appreciation Bike Night May 22nd 2024. We want to thank the Col. DB Kelly Pipe & Drum Band, Alex Chernick Acoustic 1, and the U.S. Air Force Color Guard from Joint Base MDL. We want to thank everyone who attended and showed love and support!

Today we honor and remember our Granite Mountain Hotshots brothers who died in the line of duty on 6-30-2013. May thier sacrifice never be forgotten....

Andrew Ashcraft, 29
Anthony Rose, 23
Christopher MacKenzie, 30
Clayton Whitted, 28
Dustin Deford, 24
Eric Marsh, 43
Garret Zuppiger, 27
Grant McKee, 21
Jesse Steed, 36
Joe Thurston, 32
John Percin, 24
Kevin Woyjeck, 21
Robert Caldwell, 23
Scott Norris, 28
Sean Misner, 26
Travis Carter, 31
Travis Turbyfill, 27
Wade Parker, 22
William Warneke, 25

Knights of the Inferno Motorcycle Club Mother Chapter Bike Night June 19, 2024. We want to thank everyone who attended and showed love and support!

Tonight, we toasted to a friend of our club, a lifelong first responder, and veteran. Rest in peace Bob Friesendorf. You will be sincerely missed....

On this day in 2007, 9 of our brother firefighters lost their lives fighting a furniture store fire in Charleston SC. We will never forget the Charleston 9....

Yesterday, the Knights of the Inferno Motorcycle Club Mother Chapter was honored to attend the annual First Responders Appreciation Day at Ader's Tavern. We got to hang around with many of our fellow first responders from the area. We would like to thank Bruna Devino and Richard Molinari for hosting this event every year and supporting our brother and sister first responders.

Come on over to Ader's Tavern in Union Beach today for First Responder Appreciation Day starting at 1pm. We want to thank Bruna Devino and Richard Molinari for doing this event every year for our first responder community. Hope to see you all of our brother and sister first responders there.