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Father rescued from Orange, N.J. Thanksgiving Day fire dies of injuries

Frantz Fleury, the father rescued from the blaze, died Sunday at the hospital, according to a GoFundMe post for the family.  

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Orange, N.J. — The Fluery family is in mourning again after a deadly New Jersey Thanksgiving fire claimed another life.

Father Succumbs to Injuries After Deadly New Jersey Thanksgiving Fire

Frantz Fleury, the father rescued from the blaze, died Sunday at the hospital, according to a GoFundMe post for the family.

His daughters, Frantzia Fleury, 49, and Pojanee “PJ” Fleury, 42, initially escaped but ran back inside to save him. Because of their courage, all three family members lost their lives in the fire. Additionally, the tragedy unfolded during the New Jersey Thanksgiving holiday, making the fire even more devastating for the community.

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Sisters Remembered for Courage and Devotion

Loved ones described Frantzia as a proud Marine and a dedicated x‑ray technician who showed compassion and strength in everything she did. The impact of the fire resonates deeply with those who knew the family.

PJ, remembered as the creative force behind Brown Eyes magazine, inspired many people with her artistic vision and talent.

Above all, relatives emphasized the sisters’ deep devotion to family. Each leaves behind one child now facing life without their mother.

Funeral Service Planned for Saturday

A funeral service for Frantzia, PJ, and now Frantz will take place Saturday, bringing together family, friends, and community members, the GoFundMe said. In the aftermath of the New Jersey Thanksgiving fire, officials declared the home uninhabitable after the second‑floor blaze.

Investigation Continues Into Cause of New Jersey Thanksgiving Day Fire

Authorities confirmed that the cause of the fire remains under investigation. The Essex County Prosecutor’s Office continues to seek information regarding the New Jersey Thanksgiving fire and urges anyone with relevant details to come forward.

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Officials urge anyone with knowledge of the incident to contact the prosecutor’s tip line at 1‑877‑TIPS‑4EC or 1‑877‑847‑7432.

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