Our tribute at Mount Feake Cemetery, Jon's final resting place
Captain Mullin and Captain Douglas present Jon's family with his helmet and badge
Lieutenant Arnold taps the all out on BOX 13, which represent Jon's badge
Captain Douglas salutes as Lieutenant Arnold taps the all out on BOX 13
Firefighters salute as the " All Out " is tapped on BOX 13
A paramedic student who was in Jon's medic class places her gloves on the casket
All six Pallbearers were classmates of Jon in paramedic school
Auxiliary members place roses on the casket as a final goodbye to a brother taken to soon
Auxiliary members place roses on the casket as a final goodbye to a brother taken to soon
Auxiliary members place roses on the casket as a final goodbye to a brother taken to soon
Auxiliary members place roses on the casket as a final goodbye to a brother taken to soon
Historically, the fire service operates on a bell system.
Traditionally, an “all out signal,” which is two bells followed by two bells and then repeated along with the box number means that the fire is out, everyone is safe, and it is time to go home.
At the orders of Chief Cardillo, we have sounded the “all out signal” for Box 13 which represents the badge number of firefighter Jonathan Lindsay.
While Jon has gone home, he will never be forgotten.
Traditionally, an “all out signal,” which is two bells followed by two bells and then repeated along with the box number means that the fire is out, everyone is safe, and it is time to go home.
At the orders of Chief Cardillo, we have sounded the “all out signal” for Box 13 which represents the badge number of firefighter Jonathan Lindsay.
While Jon has gone home, he will never be forgotten.