Mid-South Firefighters Honored at National Memorial Ceremony

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Several firefighters from the Mid-South region will be recognized at the 43rd National Fallen Firefighter Memorial in Maryland this Sunday. The ceremony, held in Emmitsburg, Md., will honor the brave men who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.

Honored Firefighters

Among those to be honored are:

  • Jeffrey S. Arick of Memphis Fire Department
  • Travis Isabell of Memphis Fire Department
  • Jeffrey Todd Norman of Memphis Fire Department
  • Guandes Deshun Mook Smith
  • Julian Skill Wilson of the Fayette County Fire Department

These individuals exemplified courage and dedication to their communities and will forever be remembered for their service.

National Recognition

In total, 226 firefighters will be honored at the event, paying tribute to 89 firefighters who lost their lives in 2023 and 137 firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice in previous years. Their names will be etched onto a bronze plaque, joining the esteemed roster of the National Memorial.

Memorial Service Details

The memorial service will commence at 9 a.m. in Emmitsburg, Md. For those unable to attend in person, the ceremony will be livestreamed for viewing online.

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Complete List and Bios

For more information about the fallen firefighters and their courageous stories, a complete list along with their bios can be found at the official website.

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Conclusion: Honoring Sacrifice

As the nation gathers to pay tribute to these fallen heroes, let us remember their selflessness and bravery. Their names engraved on the National Memorial serve as a reminder of their enduring legacy and the profound impact they had on their communities. We salute their service and sacrifice.

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