Morgan Kitchen has passed away suddenly. He was confirmed dead on August 3, 2024 following recently released statements announcing his death.
He died a hero, leaving behind his friends, family and loved ones who will always miss him. The general public is urged to keep the whole family of Morgan Kitchen in their thoughts and prayers as they navigate through this sad and difficult time of grief.
Kitchen is described by his family and friends as audacious, intelligent, and completely real, with a sincere desire to help others. “Much-loved character who brought streams of adventure, joy, and fun,” was how one described him.
In addition, he is said to be a gifted actor, comedian, musician, singer, and athlete who was “wired to be a first responder.” While battling an active fire northeast of Jasper, Kitchen was gravely injured by a falling tree, which ultimately resulted in his death. After being removed from the site by STARS air ambulance, he was pronounced dead.
When Morgan first joined the Beiseker Fire Department, he had aspirations of becoming an emergency response professional. He left the department to enlist in the Royal Marines and served in the military as a result of his tenacious pursuit of that goal.
It’s true that Morgan led a life of service, and BFD is the better for his presence. BFD offers their condolences and best wishes to his friends and relatives.
Kitchen was stationed out of the Rocky Mountain House fire base and lived in Calgary. According to Parks Canada, his team initiated the incident’s medical response plan and administered first assistance right away. The 24-year-old was taken to a helipad on a stretcher and taken out by STARS air ambulance; however, he was later declared deceased.
According to an internet tribute post, Kitchen had a fearless and intelligent attitude. He was a humorous, outspoken man. His close ones described him as a joyous and adventurous person who was 100% genuine.
The tribute also says that, in a place as wild and free as he was, Kitchen got along well with his fellow firefighters and was content to do what he loved. He leaves behind several extended family members, a network of friends, and mourning parents and six siblings.