Bergen County mourns death of fire marshal and former Lyndhurst chief Bryan Henning
The Lyndhurst Fire Department announced that Henning died on Saturday morning due to liver cancer.
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Aug 27, 2023, 2:48 AM
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1h ago The Bergen County community is mourning the loss of former chief and county fire marshal Bryan Henning. The Lyndhurst Fire Department announced that Henning died on Saturday morning due to liver cancer. The department says information about funeral arrangements will be released in coming days.
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