Vigil Held To Honor Fallen Philadelphia Firefighter Joyce Craig
About 50 people held a vigil in Craig's honor in front of Engine 64 Tuesday night. Neighbors organized the event, and some of her colleagues told the crowd about Craig.
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About 50 people held a vigil in Craig's honor in front of Engine 64 Tuesday night. Neighbors organized the event, and some of her colleagues told the crowd about Craig.
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Loved ones of Joyce Craig told Eyewitness News the fallen firefighter had a passion for her job.
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