A Vancouver fire chief surprised his four children after more than a month away from them, a video shared on April 16 shows. Fire Chief Darrell Reid spent 43 days working alongside Vancouver’s COVID-19 Task Force Team, which required that he stay away from his family to prevent any potential spread of the virus. This footage was filmed after Reid drove 13 hours to get home and video called his children, asking if he could come inside. Reid’s wife Chelsey captured video of the moment the children realized their father was outside in the driveway, running to him and embracing him.
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Vancouver fire chief drives 13 hours to surprise his children after weeks away from home
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