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Letter: Dog rescuer a real hero

Sept. 5, 2018

COURTESY ROBY BRADBURY

Joshua Bradbury.

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There’s been a lot of “hero” talk in the past few days. A hero is one who compromises his own safety to help another.

The person, in my opinion, who best qualifies as a hero is Joshua Bradbury of Koloa, who jumped into a fast-moving river during Hurricane Lane to save a neighbor’s dog at the sacrifice of his own life (“Kauai man died saving dog in swollen stream,” Star-Advertiser, Aug. 30).

Rusl T. Bjork

Koloa, Kauai

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