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Fused by pain, Station fire survivors, loved ones mark 18th anniversary WEST WARWICK Survivors. Brothers. Friends. Lawyers. Children. Lovers. Dozens upon dozens of people made their way to the Station Fire Memorial Park on Saturday to reflect, remember and to grieve with others bonded by the horror and loss of that frigid night 18 years earlier when the Station nightclub was transformed into an inferno. Jody King arrived in the morning with a snow plow. “I plow every storm, King said. It’s my penance, because I didn’t get here on time.”  It was 11:07 p.m., Feb. 20, 2003, when pyrotechnics sparked a blaze that quickly crept up the acoustic foam glued to the nightclub’s ceilings and walls during a Great White show. King arrived between 11:30 and 11:40 p.m., too late to save his younger brother, Tracy King, a bouncer at the club credited with pulling people from the building before being overcome by smoke and flames. 

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