Maui police confirm Lahaina resident Franklin Trejos as fire victim
Franklin Trejos, 68, of Lahaina, was publicly identified today more than a month after he was reported dead by his friend Geoff Bogar, a retired fire captain.
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Franklin Trejos, 68, of Lahaina, was publicly identified today more than a month after he was reported dead by his friend Geoff Bogar, a retired fire captain.
Almost every day, more names are released by the Maui Police Department of people who died in the fire — 40 so far. We honor their memory.
Almost every day, more names are released by the Maui Police Department of people who died in the fire — 40 so far. We honor their memory.
MAUI, Hawaii—When the wildfire that destroyed Lahaina arrived at Geoff Bogar’s house, he tried to fend off the flames with hoses alongside Frank Trejos, a…
Frank Trejos moved to Hawaii from the U.S. mainland and found a surrogate family. Now he is one of more than 100 wildfire victims.