Recent fallen heroes
| Constable Joe Howard Harlan County Constables Office End of watch: 4/1/2008 
Constable Joe Howard suffered a fatal heart attack shortly after arresting a suspect who was wanted on an outstanding wa...read more |
| Paramedic Brad Haugh Clinton / Hickman County E.M.S. Last call: 3/23/2008 
Paramedic Haugh was on duty Sunday afternoon and had just completed an emergency run when he began experiencing chest pa...read more |
| Captain David Sherfick Brown Township Fire Department Last call: 2/4/2008 
Just after 4:00 p.m. an SUV driven by 45-year-old James Hoskins of Nashville crossed the center line on State Road 144 a...read more |
| Trooper Daniel Barrett Indiana State Police End of watch: 1/27/2008 
Trooper Barrett was traveling northbound on U.S. 31 near the Fulton-Marshall county line at 10:42 p.m. Sunday when his c...read more |
| Assistant Chief Christa Burchett Paintsville Fire Department Last call: 1/22/2008 
Assistant Chief Burchett was killed after responding to a motor vehicle accident with possible injuries.
The incident...read more |
| Deputy Sheriff Sean Pursifull Bell County Sheriffs Office End of watch: 1/10/2008 
Deputy Pursifull was killed when his parked patrol car was intentionally rammed by a suspect fleeing the Kentucky State ...read more |
| Chief Randy Wells Forest Hills Police Department End of watch: 10/29/2007 
Chief Wells was killed when his patrol car was rear-ended by a box truck on the Snyder Freeyway, near La Grange Road. He...read more |
| Sergeant Gary Henderson Shelbyville Police Department (IN) End of watch: 10/10/2007 
Sergeant Henderson was killed just before midnight in a freak accident.
A Shelby County Deputy spotted a stolen car w...read more |
is a non-profit organization that provides support to families of Police, Fire, and EMS personnel killed in the line of duty. Based in Louisville, Kentucky we serve all police officers, firefighters, and EMS workers in Indiana and Kentucky.
The stories told on these pages are the stories of America’s heroes – men and women who willingly and routinely put themselves in harm’s way to serve others. When the ultimate call to service came, they did not waiver. They made the supreme sacrifice for us.
We encourage visitors to post tributes to the fallen. We also ask you to share any personal information that you may have about a hero that may help us to better tell his or her story – not just how they died, but how they lived.
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