Fellow Ralston firefighters, law enforcement, city officials and friends and family will say goodbye to Fire Chief Kyle Ienn on Saturday. Funeral services will be held at 10 am at the Ralston High School. Fire Department spokesman Tom Negley says firefighters are a very tight community and when a tragedy happens they have no problem traveling long distances to pay respects. He says people from across the country will be traveling to Omaha to attend the service.

Negley says Ienn was very well known in the circle of firefighters nationwide and served on the board of the National Council on Fireworks Safety and on several other committees. He says many knew Ienn personally and want to show their support.

Saturday would have been Ienn’s 41st birthday. He died earlier this week in what authorities are calling a suicide.

There are drive-through restaurants, banks, flu shot clinics and now a drive-through job fair. Clay Seaman is the Delivery Director for “omahajobs.com” and is organizing Wednesday’s event. Seaman says they are spending the day putting informational material from over a dozen companies into bags. That information includes marketing materials, job postings and contact information.

Seaman says all potential employees have to do is drive up, get a bag and review the material at a later time. He says this is especially helpful for those currently employed but looking for a different position and can’t take time off work to attend a traditional job fair.

Seaman has been asked over and over again if job fairs work and if people do get hired. He says all those participating in Wednesday’s Drive-Thru Job Fair are hiring and yes, job fairs are a success.

Seaman says there are hundreds of open full-time and part time openings. Some of the fields are for sales representatives, finance, accounting, legal services, management, marketing, IT, customer service and more.

The Drive-Thru Job Fair is Wednesday, February 1st at the Comfort Inn at 70th and Grover in Omaha from 8am to 3 pm.