The National EMS Memorial Foundation is a non-profit organization to honor the commitment, service, and sacrifice of our nation’s EMS providers that have died in the line of duty and those who continue to serve. The foundation also endeavors to establish a physical national memorial in our Nation’s capital or surrounding area, similar to those already established for police and fire. In addition to this mission, NEMSMF holds several events to honor our brothers and sisters who have made the ultimate sacrifice, and died in the line of duty.
Saturday, May 13, 2017 10:00 to 11:00
National EMS Memorial Bike Ride East Coast Send Off – Boston City Hall, Boston, MA
In conjunction with the National EMS Memorial Bike Ride held by the Muddy Angels, NEMSMF will participate in the send off ceremony for the East Coast route of the National EMS Memorial Bike Ride. The events will include the first Reading of the Names for 2017.
There should be other events on the route- check the schedule if you are local to the route.
Friday, May 19, 2017 to Sunday, May 21, 2017
National EMS Memorial Service Weekend of Honor – Washington, DC
The Weekend of Honor is comprised of multiple events to honor the EMS providers that have given the ultimate sacrifice and to provide support their loved ones, EMS providers, family and friends are welcome. Some of the events include: Welcoming the EMS Memorial Bike Riders to DC, Dealing with Our Loss for survivors, National EMS Memorial Service, and Family Breakfast. If you are unable to make it to the event, there is a link to a live streaming of the memorial service at the link above.
Sunday, May, 21, 2017 13:00
14th Annual EMS Day at Citi Field with the Mets – Queens, NY
An afternoon of fun with the NY Mets as they take on the Los Angeles Angels. Special pricing and packages for EMS providers available. Proceeds from this event benefit EMT Yadira Arroyo’s family and NEMSMF.
Please share with your brothers and sisters. In the next few weeks I will be posting more information on NCEMSF and federal legislation related to the building of a physical EMS memorial in the Nation’s capital.
The EMS Siren 
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All I can say is that my thoughts are with those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice – May they Rest In Peace, and with their families and loved ones. To all who work in the service of protecting & caring for others – My deepest thanks and gratitude. Take Care, and Stay Safe!
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