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The Fallen Partners
of
Cape May and Atlantic Counties, NJ
"In Valor There Is Hope"
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Harry Shore Sr. OCPD 7/29/27 John Donnelly MCPD 11/15/32 Charles Kopf NJSP 9/27/48 Frank Trainor NJSP 8/03/53 Alex Schromsky Absecon PD 9/06/56 John Staas NJSP 12/02/61 Clayton Graham ACPD 4/23/62 Daniel DuRoss ACPD 9/24/63 John Burke ACPD 10/01/70 Russell Moesta NJSP 11/19/70 Marienus Segeren NJSP 7/25/71 Philip DeSantis Woodbine PD 8/07/73 Richard Himber MCPD 11/16/75 Peter Egnor ACPD 10/14/81 Albert Mallen Sr. NJSP 8/28/85 Lester Guischard Buena PD 10/14/87 Michael Cullinane SICPD 8/26/92 David Douglass Sr. LTPD 2/18/94 Ippolito Gonzalez FTPD 5/07/95 Eugene Miglio III WCPD 6/02/95 Fred Baker NJDOC 7/30/97 Bertram Zimmerman III NJSP 2/5/04 Thomas McMeekin Jr. 3/4/05
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Thomas Blakney ACFD 1896 William Doherty ACFD 1896 Benjamin Williamson ACFD 1898 William Wilson ACFD 1902 Edward Barnett ACFD 1912 William Young ACFD 1914 Thomas Cusack ACFD 1916 Charles Campbell ACFD 1916 William Dien ACFD 1929 Thomas McAdam ACFD 1930 Daniel Johnson ACFD 1931 Robert White ACFD 1933 Morris Abel ACFD 1934 Joseph Walto WFD 1943 Harry Yard ACFD 1943 John Born ACFD 1944 Anthony DaGrossa ACFD 1945 Benjamin Stevens ACFD 1946 Louis Unger ACFD 1948 James Carlin ACFD 1950 Charles Bonner WFD 1952 Thomas Thompson AFD 1952 Jesse Creamer DTFD 1956 Charles Kraly ACFD 1961 Leo Hinton ACFD 1972 John Foley ACFD 1972 Reginald Gooding ACFD 1973 Curtis Corson SFD 1979 John Seedorf ACFD 1979 Norman Johnson ACFD 1985 Paul Carr ACFD 2005 |
There are people they say that are willing each day
to put lives on the line for us all.
They fight fires and crime and there may come a time
in pursuit of this goal they do fall.
Still the job is not done and so each mother's son
would cry "onward, we must heed the call".
But the task is ongoing with each person knowing
that this time they may give their all.
If this is the price then we'd better think twice
and pay homage to those that have paid.
With drum beats a callin we honor the fallen
with the pipes of the Irish Brigade.
The sound of the bass drums, the tenors, and snares
lend dark rhythm to the parade
as the melody drifts along mist shrouded graves
hear the pipes of the Irish Brigade.
"Hold open the gates" cried the heavenly angel
to St. Peter at the great barricade.
A good Irishman's comming, you can tell by the humming
from the pipes of the Irish Brigade
To those we call brothers and sisters and others
who've been given their last accolade
God's speed and good wishes to each going home
from the proud Irish Pipe Brigade.
D. Poulliot 2001, piper, IPB
