Firefighter Alec Elwell Dies After Covid Battle
Alec Elwell, a respected Crew Manager with Staffordshire Fire and Rescue, has sadly died after receiving hospital treatment for Covid-19. He passed away on 16 January, aged just 48.
From London to Staffordshire: A Dedicated Career
Alec joined Staffordshire Fire and Rescue in October 2005, transferring from the London Fire Brigade. Over nearly two decades, he served at several fire stations across the county, most recently at Hanley Fire Station.
Tributes Pour In for a Valued Colleague
Chief Fire Officer Becci Bryant expressed deep sorrow at Alec’s sudden passing:
“We are devastated and shocked at the sudden loss of our colleague. Alec will be greatly missed by his many friends across the Service, especially those who were privileged to work directly alongside him. Alec was popular, highly respected, and a dedicated firefighter, committed to making a difference to the communities he served.”
She added: “The thoughts of everyone at Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service are with Alec’s partner Kirsty, children Ellisia and Theo, and his family and friends at this extremely difficult time.”
