Last year, much of Northern California was decimated by the most destructive wildfire in the state’s history, destroying over 153,000 acres and approximately 19,000 structures, and claiming 85 human lives. The "Camp Fire" might’ve made headlines for its tragedy and destruction, but it also gave way to a humble hero and his Toyota Tundra pickup truck from Paradise, California.
Allyn Pierce, a nurse in an Intensive Care Unit at the local hospital risked his life and his Tundra (nicknamed "the Pandra") not once, but twice, to save others by transporting them to safety at the expense of his truck. Originally, Pierce’s hospital set up a temporary emergency triage in the facility’s parking lot, but the fire spread so rapidly that Pierce’s team was... READ MORE HERE
Allyn Pierce, a nurse in an Intensive Care Unit at the local hospital risked his life and his Tundra (nicknamed "the Pandra") not once, but twice, to save others by transporting them to safety at the expense of his truck. Originally, Pierce’s hospital set up a temporary emergency triage in the facility’s parking lot, but the fire spread so rapidly that Pierce’s team was... READ MORE HERE