We honor the brave firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice, courageously putting their lives on the line to protect others. Their selfless dedication serves as a powerful reminder of the cost of heroism and the profound debt we owe to those who serve.
| Name | Department | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Violet Ray Caramella | Riceville Fire Dept.. | 6/14/2025 |
| Christopher Edward Rothmeyer | New London Vol. Fire Dept. | 3/5/2025 |
| Van William Boles | Pinnacle Vol. Fire & Rescue Dept. | 1/2/2023 |
| Michael Lynn Scott | Sunny Point Fire & Rescue | 4/20/2025 |
| Jake Wayne Bridges | City of Hickory Fire Dept. | 6/5/2025 |
| William Edward Proctor, Sr. | Falkland Vol. Fire Dept. | 9/13/2021 |
| Otis Clarence Montgomery | Horneytown Fire Dept. | 8/16/1962 |
| George T. Parham | Gastonia Fire Dept. | 10/10/1953 |
| Gabriella Vincenzia Crespo | New Hope Fire Dept. | 8/30/2023 |
| Joe Lewis Willey | Weldon Fire Dept. | 11/18/1969 |
| David Raymond Creger | Troy Fire Dept. | 4/25/2025 |
| Johnny Alvin Goines | Verona Vol. Fire Dept. | 11/23/2024 |
Lead the effort to remember North Carolina’s fallen firefighters and their families. The NCFFF will endeavor to cultivate a fraternal spirit among the firefighters and their families as they endure the loss of a fallen firefighter.
The NCFFF will compile, maintain, and make available information concerning our fallen firefighters.
NCFFF will act in the best interest of the firefighters of North Carolina.
The Annual Memorial Service is held each May on a Saturday to honor individuals newly added to the State Memorial.
One of the largest and most popular regional fire-rescue service conferences, conventions and expos. Come by our booths and say hello.
The memorial site requires an expansion to accommodate the unexpected number of names, with the potential for even more in the future. Given the higher-than-anticipated number of names, it’s crucial to plan for additional space to honor all individuals appropriately. This expansion should not only address the current overflow but also anticipate future needs, ensuring that the site can continue to serve as a lasting tribute for years to come.
The memorial operates a wide range of activities and initiatives throughout the entire year, each designed to honor and remember those we commemorate. To sustain these ongoing efforts and to fulfill our mission of preserving their legacy, we rely on consistent financial support. Therefore, securing funds is essential to continue our work, which includes educational programs, maintenance of the site, community events, and other meaningful endeavors. Your contributions directly enable us to keep these important efforts alive, ensuring that the memory of those we honor remains vibrant and enduring.
Hello everyone, It’s that time again we are planning for the North Carolina Fallen Firefighters
Sixth grader Cliff Moore turned his school service project into an inspiring solo walk-a-thon, walking 11 miles on the Neuse River Greenway. With support from friends and family, Cliff surpassed his $300 goal and proudly donated $1,000 to NCFFF to honor and support the families of fallen firefighters.
The purpose of the NCFFF Volunteer Logistical Support Team (VLST) is to aid and support the foundation in its mission to support the families of our fallen firefighters and the fire service in North Carolina.
