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Firefighters Remembering National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend 2010 Post Office Drawer 498 Office Drawer Post Emmitsburg, MarylandEmmitsburg, 21727 301.447.1365 • 301.447.1645 fax [email protected] • www.firehero.org Fallen Firefighters National Fallen Firefighters Foundation Firefighters Fallen National Memorial Weekend October 2-3, 2010 John W. Adams • Ralph P. Arabie • Brian J. Buss • James Edward “Jimmy” Cameron • Richard R. “Ricky” Christiana • John W. Adams • Ralph P. Arabie • Brian J. Buss • James Edward “Jimmy” Cameron • Richard R. “Ricky” Christiana • Charles “Buck” Clough Jr. • Debra A. Cole • Gregory C. Cooke • Jonathan S. Croom • Michael J. Darrington • Jimmy Lee Charles “Buck” Clough Jr. • Debra A. Cole • Gregory C. Cooke • Jonathan S. Croom • Michael J. Darrington • Jimmy Lee Davis Sr. • Mark B. Davis • Ernie Teigita Dela Cruz • Barry K. DeLude • Christopher A. Dill • Michael B. Douthitt • Albert Davis Sr. • Mark B. Davis • Ernie Teigita Dela Cruz • Barry K. DeLude • Christopher A. Dill • Michael B. Douthitt • Albert G. Eberle Jr. • Michael Wayne Flynn • Terrance D. Freeman Sr. • Kenneth E. Frizzell Jr. • Cory Galloway • Michael Martin G. Eberle Jr. • Michael Wayne Flynn • Terrance D. Freeman Sr. • Kenneth E. Frizzell Jr. • Cory Galloway • Michael Martin Gilbreath • Joseph T. Grace • David V. Grass Jr. • Chad Eric Greene • Dale E. Haddix • Tedmund Dean Hall • Johnnie Gilbreath • Joseph T. Grace • David V. Grass Jr. • Chad Eric Greene • Dale E. Haddix • Tedmund Dean Hall • Johnnie Howard Hammons • James A. Harlow Sr. • William Conrad Hartsell • Michael J. Hays • Patrick G. Henry • Alan M. Hermel Howard Hammons • James A. Harlow Sr. • William Conrad Hartsell • Michael J. Hays • Patrick G. Henry • Alan M. Hermel • Walter G. Hessling • Damion Jon Hobbs • Paul D. Holmes Jr. • Richard Wm. Holst • Mansell L. • Walter G. Hessling • Damion Jon Hobbs • Paul D. Holmes Jr. • Richard Wm. Holst • Mansell L. John W. Adams John W. Adams Hopper • John P. “Jack” Horton • David • Ralph P. Arabie • Brian M. Jamsa • John W. Jeffers • Hopper • John P. “Jack” Horton • David • Ralph P. Arabie • Brian M. Jamsa • John W. Jeffers • J. Buss • James Edward “Jimmy” J. Buss • James Edward “Jimmy” Cohnway Matthew Johnson Cameron • Richard R. “Ricky” Christiana • Charles “Buck” • Patrick S. Joyce Jr. • Joseph Cohnway Matthew Johnson Cameron • Richard R. “Ricky” Christiana • Charles “Buck” • Patrick S. Joyce Jr. • Joseph Clough Jr. • Debra A. Cole • Gregory C. Cooke • Jonathan Clough Jr. • Debra A. Cole • Gregory C. Cooke • Jonathan E. Juliano • Francis T. S. Croom • Michael J. Darrington • Jimmy Lee Davis Sr. “Frank” Keane • Kevin E. Juliano • Francis T. S. Croom • Michael J. Darrington • Jimmy Lee Davis Sr. “Frank” Keane • Kevin M. Kelley • Steven • Mark B. Davis • Ernie Teigita Dela Cruz • Barry K. “Peanut” Koeser • M. Kelley • Steven • Mark B. Davis • Ernie Teigita Dela Cruz • Barry K. “Peanut” Koeser • DeLude • Christopher A. Dill • Michael B. Douthitt DeLude • Christopher A. Dill • Michael B. Douthitt Charles W. Kuhns • Albert G. Eberle Jr. • Michael Wayne Flynn • Terrance D. Freeman • Richard J. Layton Charles W. Kuhns • Albert G. Eberle Jr. • Michael Wayne Flynn • Terrance D. Freeman • Richard J. Layton Sr. • Kenneth E. Frizzell Jr. • Cory Galloway • Michael Martin Gilbreath Sr. • Kenneth E. Frizzell Jr. • Cory Galloway • Michael Martin Gilbreath Jr. • Lyle C. • Joseph T. Grace • David V. Grass Jr. • Chad Eric Greene • Dale E. Haddix • Tedmund Dean Lewis • Eric Jr. • Lyle C. • Joseph T. Grace • David V. Grass Jr. • Chad Eric Greene • Dale E. Haddix • Tedmund Dean Lewis • Eric Hall • Johnnie Howard Hammons • James A. Harlow Sr. • William Conrad Hartsell • Michael Hall • Johnnie Howard Hammons • James A. Harlow Sr. • William Conrad Hartsell • Michael R. Lyons J. Hays • Patrick G. Henry • Alan M. Hermel • Walter G. Hessling • Damion Jon Hobbs • Paul D. • Conrad A. R. Lyons J. Hays • Patrick G. Henry • Alan M. Hermel • Walter G. Hessling • Damion Jon Hobbs • Paul D. • Conrad A. Holmes Jr. • Richard Wm. Holst • Mansell L. Hopper • John P. “Jack” Horton • David M. Jamsa • John Holmes Jr. • Richard Wm. Holst • Mansell L. Hopper • John P. “Jack” Horton • David M. Jamsa • John Mansfield • Thomas D. Mansfield • Thomas D. W. Jeffers • Cohnway Matthew Johnson • Patrick S. Joyce Jr. • Joseph E. Juliano • Francis T. “Frank” Keane W. Jeffers • Cohnway Matthew Johnson • Patrick S. Joyce Jr. • Joseph E. Juliano • Francis T. “Frank” Keane Marovich • Kevin M. Kelley • Steven “Peanut” Koeser • Charles W. Kuhns • Richard J. Layton Jr. • Lyle C. Lewis • Jr. • Dean W. Marovich • Kevin M. Kelley • Steven “Peanut” Koeser • Charles W. Kuhns • Richard J. Layton Jr. • Lyle C. Lewis • Jr. • Dean W. Eric R. Lyons • Conrad A. Mansfield • Thomas D. Marovich Jr. • Dean W. Mathison • Charles W. McCarthy Eric R. Lyons • Conrad A. Mansfield • Thomas D. Marovich Jr. • Dean W. Mathison • Charles W. McCarthy Mathison Jr. • Matthew Paul Moore • Bobby Joe Mullins • John C. Myers • Charles D. Myshrall • Gary F. Neidig • Charles W. Mathison Jr. • Matthew Paul Moore • Bobby Joe Mullins • John C. Myers • Charles D. Myshrall • Gary F. Neidig • Charles W. Jr. • Frankie P. Nelson • Timothy Allen Nicholas Sr. • Derek Edward North • Thomas R. O’Flahrity • Jr. • Frankie P. Nelson • Timothy Allen Nicholas Sr. • Derek Edward North • Thomas R. O’Flahrity • McCarthy Louis T. Osteen • William Gray Parsons • Kyle W. Perkins • Arnaldo “Arnie” Quinones • Ray Rangel Jr. • Matthew McCarthy Louis T. Osteen • William Gray Parsons • Kyle W. Perkins • Arnaldo “Arnie” Quinones • Ray Rangel Jr. • Matthew • Jeffrey H. Reed • Richard Lynn Rhea • Thomas L. Risk • Manuel Rivera Sr. • Paul James • Jeffrey H. Reed • Richard Lynn Rhea • Thomas L. Risk • Manuel Rivera Sr. • Paul James Paul Moore Roberts • Vincent P. Russell • Nolan R. Schmidt • Terry L. Sharon • Kerry R. Sheridan • • Bobby Joe Paul Moore Roberts • Vincent P. Russell • Nolan R. Schmidt • Terry L. Sharon • Kerry R. Sheridan • • Bobby Joe Mullins • John C. Dennis M. Simmons • Roy D. Smith III • Harold M. Sparks • Brett M. Stearns • Gary Myers • Charles Mullins • John C. Dennis M. Simmons • Roy D. Smith III • Harold M. Sparks • Brett M. Stearns • Gary Myers • Charles V. Stephens • Robert P. Stone Jr. • Robert L. Strang • Gary D. Street V. Stephens • Robert P. Stone Jr. • Robert L. Strang • Gary D. Street D. Myshrall • • Paul W. Swander • Neal Tarkington • Monex Thomas • William D. Gary F. Neidig D. Myshrall • • Paul W. Swander • Neal Tarkington • Monex Thomas • William D. Gary F. Neidig Thompson Sr. • John D. Thurman • Eric A. Tinkham Thompson Sr. • John D. Thurman • Eric A. Tinkham Jr. • Frankie P. • Matthew Douglas Tramel • Donald Trotochaud • Heath Nelson • Timothy Jr. • Frankie P. • Matthew Douglas Tramel • Donald Trotochaud • Heath Nelson • Timothy Van Handel • Wm. Roger Vorwark • Paul V. Warhola • John Van Handel • Wm. Roger Vorwark • Paul V. Warhola • John Allen Nicholas “Jack” Weber • Robert Michael Weber Jr. • Roy E. Westover Jr. S r. • D e r e k Allen Nicholas “Jack” Weber • Robert Michael Weber Jr. • Roy E. Westover Jr. S r. • D e r e k • Phillip A. Whitney • George A. Wimberly • Ryan M. • Phillip A. Whitney • George A. Wimberly • Ryan M. Edward North • Thomas R. O’Flahrity • Louis T. Edward North • Thomas R. O’Flahrity • Louis T. Wingard • Daniel H. Yaklin Wingard • Daniel H. Yaklin Osteen • William Gray • Jimmie L. Zeeks Parsons • Kyle W. Perkins Osteen • William Gray • Jimmie L. Zeeks Parsons • Kyle W. Perkins • Arnaldo “Arnie” Quinones • Ray Rangel • Jeffrey H. Reed • Richard Lynn Rhea • Thomas L • Arnaldo “Arnie” Quinones • Ray Rangel • Jeffrey H. Reed • Richard Lynn Rhea • Thomas L Risk • Manuel Rivera Sr. • Paul James Roberts • Vincent P. Russell • Nolan R. Schmidt • Terry L. Sharon • Risk • Manuel Rivera Sr. • Paul James Roberts • Vincent P. Russell • Nolan R. Schmidt • Terry L. Sharon • Kerry R. Sheridan • Dennis M. Simmons • Roy D. Smith III • Harold M. Sparks • Brett M. Stearns • Gary V. Stephens Kerry R. Sheridan • Dennis M. Simmons • Roy D. Smith III • Harold M. Sparks • Brett M. Stearns • Gary V. Stephens • Robert P. Stone Jr. • Robert L. Strang • Gary D. Street • Paul W. Swander • Neal Tarkington • Monex Thomas • • Robert P. Stone Jr. • Robert L. Strang • Gary D. Street • Paul W. Swander • Neal Tarkington • Monex Thomas • William D. Thompson Sr. • John D. Thurman • Eric A. Tinkham • Matthew Douglas Tramel • Donald Trotochaud • William D. Thompson Sr. • John D. Thurman • Eric A. Tinkham • Matthew Douglas Tramel • Donald Trotochaud • Heath Van Handel • Wm. Roger Vorwark • Paul V. Warhola • John “Jack” Weber • Robert Michael Weber Jr. • Roy Heath Van Handel • Wm. Roger Vorwark • Paul V. Warhola • John “Jack” Weber • Robert Michael Weber Jr. • Roy E. Westover Jr. • Phillip A. Whitney • George A. Wimberly • Ryan M. Wingard • Daniel H. Yaklin • Jimmie L. Zeeks E. Westover Jr. • Phillip A. Whitney • George A. Wimberly • Ryan M. Wingard • Daniel H. Yaklin • Jimmie L. Zeeks …May our fallen heroes live on In every mark of kindness, In every expression of compassion… — Bill Manning For those who have answered their last call . Before the Memorial Weekend, the Foundation asked families to submit information about their fallen firefighters for the Remembrance Book. If no information was received, the best information available to us for each firefighter was used. We regret any inadvertent errors or omissions. Fallen firefighter profiles can be viewed on the Foundation’s Web site at: www.firehero.org . we honor you and your
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