A Chicago firefighter died after an extra-alarm fire in the West Pullman neighborhood Tuesday morning.
Pelt recently walked his daughter down the aisle, and she is on her honeymoon right now. She got the news on Tuesday morning, and is rushing home. His family took part in his procession to the medical examiners office. Pelt also left behind a 6-year-old.
Pelt was a soft-spoken man with a heart of gold, who was also a registered nurse and a paramedic. For the last two years, he volunteered down at the academy as an instructor.
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