This page will be preserved as a memorium to all of our Borthers and Sisters who have passed on but still live on in our memories.
| Lt. Mark Shultz |
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Mark A. Shultz, 56, passed away December 11, 2013 at his home. Survivors include his wife of 24 years, Tammi; son, David; father, Charles R. Shultz, Sr; brother, Charles R. Shultz, Jr. and sister, Cheryl Blaine of St. Louis, MO. He was predeceased by his mother, Jacqueline Shultz.
He was a retired lieutenant firefighter with Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Fire and Rescue.
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| Lt. Chris Rivera |
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Christopher D. Rivera, 43, of South Battlefield Boulevard, Chesapeake, VA, died Sunday, May 31, 2015. Born in Corpus Christi, Texas, he was the son of Linda Van Duyn Rivera of Coinjock, NC and the late Augustus Cesar Cajipe Rivera. He was a lieutenant firefighter with the Norfolk Naval Shipyard Fire Department and a member of Knotts Island Baptist Church.
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| Capt. John Friis |
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Captain John David Friis lost his battle with cancer on October 7th, 2015. John was born in Bethesda, MD and was a retired Navy Aviation Electrician (AE1) and was a retired Captain with the Navy Regional Mid Atlantic Fire Department. He was a former resident of Virginia Beach, where he had been a Virginia Beach volunteer firefighter and was an honorary Captain with Franklin Fire and Rescue.
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| FF Mike Foley |
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Michael William Foley, 40, of 309 Kimberly Court, Elizabeth City, N.C. died Monday, Nov. 6, 2006. Mr. Foley was born Feb. 19, 1966 in Los Angeles, Calif. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, a firefighter with Portsmouth Naval Regional Fire and Rescue, and a member of Berea Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his mother, Helen Elisibeth Lamark Foley... (continued)
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| Lt. Gerald Jones |
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What a great guy. Known by most as Jerry, he started his career in the fire department in 1996. He was proud to be a fireman. He spent time at Station 4 and Station 1 on B-shift. In 2002 Jerry was promoted to Lieutenant on Engine Company 5, and was transferred back to Station 4 on A-Shift. Jerry was highly qualified in all aspects of the job. He was dependable, independent and took care of business. He was always willing to share his knowledge with others, and was there to lend a hand. He earned the love and respect of so many, just by being who he was... (continued)
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| Capt. Jeffrey Harris |
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Whether you knew him as Captain, Lieutenant, Firefighter, Harris, Hairball, Hairy Ass, Hair Dog, Son, Dad, Husband or Jeff, one thing was always true: Jeff had a way of gaining your respect and love with a simple "Hey bud" and a handshake. Jeff was loved by all, and always strived for excellence at home as well as in the workplace. He had a genuine lovable character, and carried himself with a strong sense of confidence and determination... (continued)
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| Lt. Randy Benedict |
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Brother Randy Benedict, age 49, of Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Fire & Emergency Services, Portsmouth District was diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer last August 2005. Randy is a 17 1/2 year veteran of the Federal Fire Service... (continued)
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| FF Wendi Millard |
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Wendi will be remembered in so many ways. She was a woman who found a smile every day, had a story for every occasion, a hand shake for anyone she saw, and a passion for what she believed in.
Wendi entered the Fire Service 16 years ago as a Shipboard Firefighter in the Navy. She was a volunteer firefighter with the City of Virginia Beach. She was a member of the Tidewater Regional Honor Guard and had currently been assigned to Engine 3 at Norfolk Naval Base... (continued)
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Page Last Updated: Apr 26, 2022 (06:57:00)
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