Farmington firefighter Stephan Bunker places the helmet of fallen fire Capt. Michael Bell in front of Tower 3 on Wednesday during a memorial in Farmington, a year after the fatal explosion at the LEAP building.
Fire Chief Terry Bell, center, stands next to the helmet of his brother, Capt. Michael Bell, as Farmington honors the fallen firefighter Wednesday at the site of the deadly explosion on Sept. 16, 2019.
Farmington firefighters gather Wednesday at the site of the former LEAP building to honor fallen Capt. Michael Bell in Farmington.
A wreath in honor of fallen Farmington fire Capt. Michael Bell is placed in front of the Tower 3 truck Wednesday at the scene of the deadly explosion a year earlier in Farmington.
Chief Terry Bell wears a commemorative bracelet honoring his brother, Capt. Michael Bell, during a service Wednesday in Farmington.
Farmington firefighters arrive at 313 Farmington Falls Road to retrieve the helmet of a firefighter recovered from the rubble on Sept. 17, 2019, in Farmington.
A sticker honoring Capt. Michael Bell adhers to the window of the Tower 3 truck Wednesday in Farmington.
Farmington firefighters ceremoniously carry a helmet from the rubble with a black cloth draped over it Sept. 17, 2019. One day earlier an explosion killed one and injured six other firefighters and a maintenance worker at 313 Farmington Falls Road in Farmington.
Gov. Janet Mills speaks in memory of fallen fire Capt. Michael Bell on Wednesday in Farmington.
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