by Darin Hodge Death, Obituary – Those who had the good fortune to have known Sergeant Darin Hodges responded with profound grief upon learning of his demise after they heard the news of his passing after they were informed of his dying. Those who had the good fortune to have known Sergeant Darin Hodges had the opportunity to spend time with him. Darin’s courageous fight against cancer lasted for a long time, but it finally came to an end yesterday evening, and he was able to pass away in the comfort of his own home after a long and hard-fought struggle against the disease. Sergeant Hodges has decided to leave the Midwest City Fire Department after a combined total of 24 years of service with the department.
This decision comes after Sergeant Hodges has made the decision to retire from the department. It was in the year 1995 when he first started working there, and a sizeable portion of his working life has been devoted to carrying out the duties of an honor guard officer in various capacities. Hodges, who lived in Midwest City and worked as an apparatus operator there, felt an intense obligation to lend a helping hand to the community’s inhabitants due to the fact that he was a resident of the area. Darin satisfied his obligation to his country as a citizen of the United States by serving in the United States Armed Forces in the middle east prior to beginning his career with the fire department.
After that, he joined the fire department to begin his professional life there. Because earning his veteran status was contingent on him satisfying this criteria, he did not have an option but to carry it out so that he might obtain his veteran status. We want the family and children of Darin to know that they are in our thoughts and prayers and that we are thinking about them at this tough time that they are going through together with their loved one. In addition, we want them to know that we are thinking about them. We never stop thinking about each one of you during the day, and we always make it a point to pray for you as we go about our routines.
