LODD

Even as time and distance separate us from 9/11 and memories begin to fade, the NFFF remains committed to Never Forget fallen firefighters and their families

West End Ambulance Paramedic Janice Keen-Livingston was assisting at a crash scene when she was struck by a truck in 2015

Andrew Barr, 28, was a captain with the Monetta Volunteer Fire Department and an officer with with Cayce Public Safety

Remembering our brother and sister EMTs and paramedics who died from COVID-19

Zechariah Cartledge is recognized by cops and firefighters across the US who know him from his videos that capture him running a mile for each first responder killed on duty

Allegiance Mobile Health EMT Joshua Zaborowski, 30, was killed when the ambulance he was driving overturned

As we reflect on the last 12 months, we remember the sacrifice of EMS professionals who selflessly gave their lives in service of their communities

Roadway LODDs are tragic reminders of the importance of time, distance and shielding to reduce hot zone risk

UT Health East Texas Paramedic David Eads, 42, died when the ambulance struck a truck that was backing up across the two lanes of traffic

The surviving medic is being treated after a UT East Texas Health System ambulance crashed into an 18-wheeler

Paramedic William J. "Bill" Sekora worked for Jeannette EMS for 31 years and previously served as a volunteer firefighter

Firefighter-EMT Michael Pickering had been with the department since 2003

Joseph (Joey) Zask was found unresponsive while working for Stony Point Ambulance Corps, where he also volunteered

Anthony Palato, described as having a “true servant’s heart,” was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor in 2017

John Thomas Ring, 35, was known as “Ringo” to his Wilkes County EMS family