Tragic loss of hero firefighter Jennie Logan rocked Bicester
Firefighter Dies Battling Blaze at Bicester Motion
Jennie Logan, 30, an Oxfordshire County Council firefighter, died bravely on duty during a major blaze at Bicester Motion, a former RAF base, on Thursday 15 May. The business centre on Buckingham Road was alight when Jennie rushed in to help.
Family Pays Emotional Tribute: “She Will Always Be Our Hero”
Jennie’s parents and sister Emilie released a heartfelt statement, saying:
“Jennie was a much loved daughter, sister, and devoted ‘Mum’ to her dog Mouse. It breaks our hearts that we’ll never see her again driving around Bicester collecting her dogs, her second family.”
“At just 30, she built a successful dog business, inspiring us all with her determination.”
“She found her true calling three years ago joining the fire service, where her strength and will shone.”
“Jennie lived life at full throttle—running her business and loving rugby, where she made lifelong friends.”
“When the pager went off, nothing stopped her. We never imagined last Thursday would be her final call.”
“Her bravery and fearlessness lasted right to the end. We will miss her beautiful smile and zest for life. She will always be our hero, and we are so proud.”
Bicester Community in Mourning
Friends, colleagues, and the Bicester Rugby Union Football Club have flooded social media with tributes to Jennie’s memory. Her dedication as a firefighter and her infectious passion left a mark on everyone who knew her.
The Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service is supporting her family and the team as they grieve this devastating loss.
Jennie Logan’s legacy lives on as a tireless hero, entrepreneur, and beloved friend.
