Irmo Comes Together to Honor Fallen Firefighter James “J” Muller

Hey there, Irmo! It’s a beautiful day here with sunny skies and a few fluffy clouds—perfect weather to get outside and support a great cause. Highs are reaching around 83°F, and it’s just breezy enough with a nice northeast wind to keep things comfortable. If you’re looking for something meaningful to do, we’ve got some exciting news to share!

A Heartfelt Tribute

The Irmo Fire District and the Irmo Fire Foundation are teaming up with Hometown 803 to pay tribute to the courageous firefighter, James “J” Michael Muller. If you remember, J sadly lost his life while bravely fighting an apartment fire back on May 26, 2023. His sacrifice has deeply touched many hearts in our community, and now there’s a chance for all of us to keep his memory alive in a special way.

Merch for a Mission

They have rolled out a fundraising collection featuring hats and shirts dedicated to J. These aren’t just any old pieces of clothing—the proceeds from every sale will benefit the Muller Memorial Training Fund. This fund was created in 2024 with one goal in mind: to support and elevate the training opportunities for the dedicated men and women of our Irmo Fire District, helping them reach the heights that J aspired to during his brave career.

How You Can Help

If you want to grab some new gear and do your part, you can pre-order these items now through September 11, 2024. Here’s the best part—for every hat or shirt sold, Hometown 803 is stepping up to make a donation to the fund, at the request of J’s wife and son. How cool is that? They wanted to make sure that J’s legacy continues to support the firefighters who protect our community every day.

For those interested in the presale, you can find more details or even place your orders by visiting irmofirefoundation.org. It’s easy, it’s impactful, and it’s a fantastic way to show your support.

Let’s Keep the Spirit Alive

The excitement around this initiative is palpable, and it’s great to see our community come together, especially when it comes to honoring heroes like J. It’s a reminder of how crucial these everyday heroes are and how their bravery impacts our lives.

Right now, with the weather being so lovely, it’s the perfect time to enjoy some outdoor activities. Why not grab your friends or family, find a nice spot, and have a little picnic? And while you’re at it, consider a quick look at that new merch! Let’s wear it with pride and support our local firefighters who put in countless hours to keep us safe.

Stay Updated

Remember to stay updated on the weather as well—low temps tonight are expected to drop to around 62°F. Those nice breezy northeastern winds will still be hanging around, so maybe throw on a light jacket if you’re heading out after sunset.

In summary, let’s make a difference together, Irmo! With sunny skies above and our community spirit buzzing, we can honor J and support an initiative that means so much. Don’t miss your chance to grab some awesome gear and help make our firefighters even better prepared for the future!


Author: HERE Chapin

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