by Leigh Chambers | May 11, 2023
Ted was a pioneer of EMS during the early years of the 70s for Our Lady of Victory Hospital in Lackawanna, NY. He was an EMT for over 20 years while studying to become a Physician Assistant. He provided instruction in CPR and first aid courses, and EMS programs for...
by Leigh Chambers | May 11, 2023
James had a long career in the US military and aviation industry. He also served as a career police officer, and volunteer firefighter in upstate NY. After retirement he found a role as pilot with Mercy Flight in 2020. He was known for his impressive knowledge of...
by Leigh Chambers | May 10, 2023
Captain Michael S Earley bravely served this Department protecting life and property in the city of New York in the rescue and recovery at Manhattan Box 5-5-8087 World Trade Center. His 20 year career included assignments at NYC EMS Station 11 and Division 4. Mike was...
by Leigh Chambers | May 10, 2023
Marvin was a paramedic for St. Vincent Catholic Medical Center and St. John’s Hospital of Queens, New York. He was an unsung hero and on one of the first ambulance crews to respond to Ground Zero on 9/11. He was quoted as saying, “We weren’t thinking of ourselves. We...
by Honoree Manager | Apr 2, 2023
John was just 23 years old when he entered the FDNY EMS academy at Fort Totten in Bayside, Queens. He was assigned to a Tactical Response Unit in the Bronx, and in this case, he was thrust into the grim early months of the pandemic soon after he left the EMS academy,...
