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Johnnie Jessie added to KY Fallen Firefighters Memorial By Crystal Staley/Sebastian Kitchen Frankfort, KY - On Wednesday, September 29, 2021, Gov. Andy Beshear remembered 14 "selfless heroes" who died in the line of duty, as their names were added to the Kentucky Fallen Firefighters Memorial at Juniper Hill Park. Among those honored was Johnnie Jessie, of the Greensburg-Green County Fire Department. "As we add these names and reflect on this day, we must always remember these names represent real people, real Kentuckians, who meant so much to their loved ones, to their friends, to their communities," said Gov. Beshear. "My faith tells me that these are all irreplaceable children of God. Let us be inspired by their lives as we move through our days and remember to live for one another in times of crisis and times of calm." The Governor joined Kentucky Professional Fire Fighters, the Kentucky Firefighters Association, the Kentucky Association of Fire Chiefs, the Kentucky Fire Commission, Franklin County Judge/Executive Huston Wells, Frankfort Mayor Layne Wilkerson, the Franklin County Fire Department and the Frankfort Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department for the 20th Annual Kentucky Fallen Firefighter Memorial Service. The ceremony celebrated the lives and legacies of:
"There are no more essential workers than our first responders: Those who run into a burning building; those who get up every morning, put on their uniforms and leave the safety of their homes and families willing to risk their lives for others," said Gov. Beshear. "And while we've come to expect this of our firefighters, this is the kind of work that takes a heavy toll even in the best of times. It's important that you know I and my administration are supporting the crucial work Kentucky's firefighters do in communities across the commonwealth every day." This story was posted on 2021-09-29 17:01:32
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