he was sentenced to three months of work release and three years of probation. Memorials In 2002, the Forest Service constructed a memorial to the four deceased firefighters at the fatality site. The stone Thirtymile Fire Memorial wall was unveiled on the first anniversary of the deaths. A second memorial to the firefighters was built by the parents of Tom Craven at their son's gravesite in Roslyn, Washington. The Roslyn memorial is open to the public and includes a rock and charred trees from the spot where the firefighters died, as well as various statues, plaques and pictures. See also 2000–01 fires in the Western United States Wildfire suppression References Sources External links Staff Ride to the Thirtymile Fire, Wildland Fire Leadership Development Program Thirtymile Fire Memorial, United States Forest Service 2001 in Washington (state) 2001 wildfires in the United States History of firefighting Okanogan County, Washington Okanogan National Forest Wildfires in Washington (state)