A procession and Celebration of Life service recently honored Kent-based Puget Sound Fire Deputy Chief Jimmy Webb.

Webb, 55, a 26-year veteran of the department, died Sept. 5 of cancer. He retired from the agency June 30, after nearly four years as deputy chief. It is considered a line-of-duty death due to occupational-related cancer.

Webb received full fire service honors on Oct. 4 at Christian Faith Center in Federal Way. The procession began in Kent.

The service included numerous presentations to the family, from the Governor’s Office, the Washington Fire Chief’s Association and the International Association of Firefighters, according to an Oct. 10 Puget Sound Fire Facebook post. Honor flags, that were flown over various Puget Sound Fire stations and worksites for 26 minutes, one min

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