FDNY ADDS 37 NAMES TO MEMORIAL WALL

FOR DEATHS RELATED TO WORLD TRADE CENTER ILLNESSES

 

The FDNY added the names of 37 members who died of illnesses related to their work in the rescue and recovery efforts at the World Trade Center to the FDNY World Trade Center Memorial Wall at an outdoor ceremony on Wednesday, September 14, at FDNY Headquarters – 9 MetroTech Center in Brooklyn.

To date, 299 FDNY members have died of World Trade Center related illnesses. This year marks the second largest group to be added to the WTC memorial wall since it was created in 2011. At that time, 55 names of members who died from 2003 – 2011 were added to the wall.

 

“Twenty-one years ago, we lost 343 brave members. Sadly, our losses did not end that day. Back then, we made a solemn promise to never forget, and we make that same promise today, to never forget the growing list of heroes who have given their lives to illnesses related to their work in rescue and recovery at the World Trade Center site,” said Acting Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh. “We honor our promise to never forget by including their names on our World Trade Center memorial wall.”

 

Those to be added to the memorial wall are:

 

Firefighter                               James P. Wind            Ladder 3

Firefighter                               Dennis J. Reilly          Engine 156

Lieutenant                               Martin K. Farrell         Engine 253

Firefighter                               Anthony Malfi            Ladder 168

Firefighter                               Wayne T. Goehring    Engine 311

Paramedic                               Stephenson McCoy     Station 22

Lieutenant                               Patrick J. Whelan        Ladder 83

Firefighter                               Stephen J. Reilly         Engine 155

Firefighter                               Dennis B. McClean    Ladder 137

Firefighter                               James J. Cody, Jr.       Ladder 24

EMT                                        Mark A. Weiner          Station 43

Firefighter                               Michael J. Toal           Ladder 20

Firefighter                               Patrick J. Lauro           Ladder 47

EMS Captain                          Charles Harris             Station 31

Battalion Chief                        Arthur S. Lakiotes      Battalion 32

Battalion Chief                        Ronald H. Kemly        Safety Battalion

Fire Marshal                            Michael J. Federowski   Citywide South

Assistant Chief                        Alvin J. Suriel                EMS Operations

Firefighter                               James T. Redmond        Ladder 143

Firefighter                               Andrew J. Hornbuckle   Ladder 109

EMS Lieutenant                      Pablo Guzman               Human Resources

Battalion Chief                        Edward J. Tierney          Battalion 11

Firefighter                               Frederick H. Gallagher  Ladder 103

EMS Deputy Chief                 Richard J. Chatterton    Division 7

Firefighter                               Gregory J. Lamanna      Engine 313

Captain                                    Michael J. Lyons           Division 15

Firefighter                               James Walsh                  Engine 295

Lieutenant                               John A. Vigliotti            Engine 159

Firefighter                               Alfred J. Artesona          Engine 71

Supervising Fire Marshal       John J. McCauley           QNBAS

Firefighter                               Robert R. Reynolds       Engine 96

Firefighter                               Michael Verzi                     Engine 97

Deputy Chief                          Vincent J. Mandala        Division 11

 

The inscription on the Memorial Wall, which was unveiled in September of 2011, reads:

 

“Dedicated to the memory of those who bravely served this department

protecting life and property in the City of New York in the rescue and recovery effort at

Manhattan Box 5-5-8087 World Trade Center”MEMORIAL WALL

 

 

CREDIT: FDNY