Meigs High School Basketball Player Brentten Young’s Passing Leaves Pomeroy Fire Department and Community Heartbroken
Local firefighters express deep sorrow for the loss of a valued colleague and friend.
January 13, 2026
Updated by Alisha Shrestha on January 13, 2026
The unexpected death of Brentten Young has deeply affected the Pomeroy community, firefighters, and those who knew him personally. His commitment to service and genuine kindness made him a cornerstone of Station 1.
Young began his career with the department in 2015, steadily earning respect through hard work and unwavering integrity. He advanced to lieutenant, embodying leadership and steadfast dedication even amid organizational changes.
Colleagues remember his humility, pride, and willingness to support others during emergencies. The department cherishes his contributions and promises to uphold his example in future operations.
In tribute, officials highlighted Young’s profound impact on both professional and personal levels. Condolences were extended to his family, with funeral details to follow at their convenience.
Beyond duty, Young’s warmth and generosity enriched friendships and daily life. Known for his infectious laughter and love of music, he brought light wherever he went.
Community tributes emphasize the importance of mental health awareness, reflecting on the silent challenges many face despite outward appearances of strength.
Young’s absence creates a significant gap, yet his influence endures through lives saved and relationships nurtured. The department shared a heartfelt message: “Rest easy, Unit 26. We’ve got it from here.”
Support resources remain available for anyone struggling, reminding us all that reaching out matters.
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