by Kandiss Edwards
December 11, 2025
Frantz was rescued from the burning dwelling by his daughters after a fireplace broke out on Nov. 27.
Frantz Fleury, the New Jersey man rescued from a Thanksgiving day home hearth by his late daughters, died Monday, Dec. 8, from smoke inhalation. He was 78.
Frantz, who was in a wheelchair and suffered from dementia, was pulled from the home by his daughters. Frantzia Fleury, 49, and Pojanee “PJ” Fleury, 42, died after re-entering the house on Mosswood Avenue in Orange.
The sisters, each moms to 1 youngster every, have been pronounced lifeless on the scene after they failed to flee the blaze. Frantz was taken to a close-by hospital.
Of their up to date assertion on GoFundMe, the household wrote, “It’s with a heavy coronary heart that I share the information that yesterday, Frantz—Irmisse’s husband, father to Frantzia and PJ, grandfather to Genesis and Nathaniel, father-in-law to Joshua, and uncle to me and plenty of of our cousins, handed away within the hospital. He’s now at peace and reunited along with his two beloved daughters.”
The hearth began round 5 p.m. whereas the household was gathered for Thanksgiving. Seven different relations escaped with out life-threatening accidents.
Neighbors, household, and buddies praised the sisters’ braveness. In line with a member of the family, Frantzia was a Marine Corps veteran turned X-ray technician, whereas Pojanee was beginning her personal media firm.
“They ran again in to avoid wasting their father,” a resident informed ABC7. “That’s love in its purest type.” Added a cousin of the sisters, “These two girls had massive hearts. They have been very deeply dedicated to their households. And it’s only a tragedy.”
A funeral service for the three relations is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 12.
The household is near assembly their purpose of $60,000 to assist pay for funeral prices and rebuilding the misplaced dwelling. To donate, click on right here.
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