Soon after he returns to work next week with Boca Raton Fire-Rescue, Elliott said he plans to follow his brother's footsteps once more by going to Pompano Beach Fire Station 61 and climbing to the top of the 100-foot ladder from which Bill fell to his death on Friday during a training exercise.
"I want to be in the same spot he was, to see what he saw, to think and reminisce," Elliott said on Tuesday as tears welled in his eyes. "It is a step I just feel I have to take."" **** Tribute to fallen firefighter will take Boca Raton brother to ladder's top
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"I want to be in the same spot he was, to see what he saw, to think and reminisce," Elliott said on Tuesday as tears welled in his eyes. "It is a step I just feel I have to take."" **** Tribute to fallen firefighter will take Boca Raton brother to ladder's top
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