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Former Fire Chief Randy Lutz of Hummelstown Passes Away at 68

The community of Hummelstown, Pennsylvania is mourning the loss of longtime fire chief and public servant Randy Lutz, who passed away unexpectedly at the age of 68. Lutz dedicated over 30 years of his life to the Hummelstown Fire Department, serving as chief for over a decade before retiring in recent years. However, he continued to remain an active and beloved member of the fire company he cared so deeply about.

Lutz was born and raised in Hummelstown, later becoming a pillar of the small Dauphin County community. He joined the Hummelstown Fire Department in 1972 at the young age of 18, driven by a desire to serve and protect his hometown. Lutz quickly moved up the ranks, gaining the trust and respect of his fellow firefighters through his selfless commitment, strong leadership skills, and wealth of knowledge.

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In 2000, Lutz was named chief of the Hummelstown Fire Department, embarking on an impressive tenure that would last for the next 11 years. Under his seasoned command, the volunteer fire company continued to excel and evolve. Lutz led numerous initiatives to improve training, purchase updated equipment, and expand community outreach efforts. His proudest accomplishment as chief was constructing a new fire station to house Hummelstown's apparatus and operations.

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Even after stepping down as chief in 2011, Lutz remained an active lifetime member of the fire company, frequently responding to calls and assisting in any way he could. He also served on Hummelstown Borough Council for several years, where he continued to make positive impacts locally.

The outpouring of grief from Lutz's fellow firefighters, friends, and the community he faithfully served has been immense. Both the Hummelstown Fire Department and Borough Council released statements honoring Lutz's legacy as a selfless, dedicated public servant who worked tirelessly to protect Hummelstown for over three decades. He will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of serving beside him.

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