This page is solely dedicated to our fallen brothers. From an everyday medical call, to a fully involved blazing house fire, you can always count on firefighters to take care of the job. Whether we are on a paid fire department, or a volunteer fire department, we will always be there to take care of business.

In the course of firefighting, no matter how many safety protocols are utilized, no matter how many precautions are taken, there are always strong possibilities for unavoidable dangers, and within those dangers, sometimes come fatalities. It is a dangerous job that could cost a firefighter his life, but saving others is why we do it.

This creates a bond like no other. It 's a brotherhood, it's what a firefighter is. It extends beyond city and state lines. Its a national deal. It doesn't matter who you are, or where you are from, you ARE a firefighter. You can go any place in the country, into to any firehouse, or just run across another firefighter - and you are family. Saying goodbye to a fellow firefighter is just as much a part of the job, as going on a fire call.

We remember these firefighters below.

Captain Kevin Williams - Noonday VFD- August 3, 2007
Firefighter Austin Cheek - Noonday VFD- August 3, 2007