First responders do not credit themselves as heroes : News : ValleyCentral.com

They do not consider themselves heroes. But others disagree. Many have said, over the last week, that those First Responders are the reason Nicholas Tijerina and Edson Amaro will celebrate another Christmas and New Year with their families.

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