By EMS1 Staff
CONCORD, N.C. — A paramedic who was allegedly shot and killed by her husband was honored with a large procession and funeral.
WSOC reported that Rebekah Hart-O’Sullivan, a MEDIC paramedic and relief operations supervisor, was honored with a line of flashing ambulances and fire trucks before the funeral at Concord First Assembly Church.
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Hart-O’Sullivan, who was also a former Army paramedic in Operation Desert Storm, was remembered for her dedication to the EMS industry, and many residents said she saved the lives of their loved ones.
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After the funeral, a last call was issued for Hart-O’Sullivan.
“The members of Mecklenburg EMS Agency wish to thank paramedic Rebekah Hart-O’Sullivan for her service to them to the assistance of Mecklenburg County, the state of North Carolina and to this great nation. Paramedic Rebekah Hart-O’Sullivan’s assignment was complete on Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018. Rest in peace, our sister. We will take it from here.”
Hart-O’Sullivan’s husband, Patrick O’Sullivan, is set to appear in court again Feb. 1.
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