Update: Station Fire Memorial, '41' Documentary Set For This Afternoon

A 2007 documentary about Nick O'Neill, the youngest victim of the Station Nightclub Fire, is scheduled to air on statewide Interconnect Channel 13 at 2 p.m., one hour after the ninth annual Station Fire Memorial Service, to be held at the site of the fire in West Warwick.

O'Neill's father, Johnston resident Dave Kane, described the film in a recent email message as "the story of a beautiful life cut short, with the saga of a community in mourning and a family finding its way out of the darkness."

The 2003 blaze at the Station Nightclub in West Warwick claimed 100 lives; O'Neill was just 18 when he died. Pamela Gruttadauria, of Johnston, is listed as the 100th person who passed away following the blaze.

The former director of the Station Fire Foundation, Kane recently appeared at Marian J. Mohr Library to discuss his '41 Signs of Hope,' which deals with the aftermath of the fourth-largest club fire in U.S. history.

Check out more about 41 by visiting the 41themovie.com

Other articles on this topic:

• Video: '41 Signs Of Hope,' Sept. 20, 2011
• Station Fire Board Members Resign, May 10, 2011

Editor's Note: Time references in this article were updated to include information about the ninth annual memorial, scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 19.