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I had just turned the news on and I came in in the middle of the report. I was shocked. I have a friend who did the same thing -- she didn't care about her own safety (and her own children were in the car) and went in to save a woman in a car while people just stood around and did nothing, not even to help her pull the woman from the car, and shortly after she got out, the car was engulfed in flames.

You could see how visible shaken Jose is and when he was crying, I started crying. All of us would hope that if that situation arises we would do the same, but as was the case of my friend, others stood around and did nothing. It's all the power of choice, and Jose is a hero for making for him what was the only choice possible. My prayers also go out to all involved in the incident, especially those who risked their own lives to help others.

I Am so proud of Jose! I think he deserves an award! I allso heard about the other person who died in the fire, God's speed on Angels wings.

Jose,
You will one day be rewarded, that day comes when you meet God, Bless you! You are one of a kind!

High Five to you Jose, you are appreciated.

THAT IS WHY I WILL WATCH FOX 26 TO THE END ... WHOO HOO MR. JOSE !

I've met Jose on more than one occasion and that kind of selfless behavior on his part does not surprise me. He is trusted member of the community, a leader. I salute you sir. Now get me a job at KRIV.

You're so right Dread-I've met him once myself-actually been interview by him and he was more than a gentleman. I was a bit "star struck" and was made to feel totally at ease. It's like I said before, there are not many selfless humans left--but thank God Jose was at the right place and the right time.

Andrea-I"m sure he has touched more folks than us bloggers ya know?? And he seems so "humbled" by it all!!!