Utah Senate honors fallen first responders Captain Brian Holbrook and Sergeant Craig Ward
February 10, 2023 | 2023 Utah Legislature, Utah Legislature, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah
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The Utah State Legislature convened on February 10, 2023, to honor the sacrifices of fallen first responders, Captain Brian Holbrook and Sergeant Craig Ward. The meeting began with a heartfelt welcome to the families of these heroes, acknowledging their contributions to public safety.
Captain Brian Holbrook, who served with the Logan City Fire Department for 14 years, passed away on November 18, 2021, at the age of 42. His journey in firefighting began during a mission in Birmingham, England, and he was remembered as an inspiring mentor and friend. He is survived by his wife, Sammy, and their four daughters.
Sergeant Craig Ward dedicated over 20 years to the Utah Highway Patrol, earning respect for his professionalism and commitment to helping those in need. His legacy as a friend, mentor, and devoted family man was highlighted during the tribute.
The legislature emphasized the vital role of first responders in maintaining public safety, recognizing their bravery and dedication. A citation was read, paying tribute to the fallen heroes and expressing condolences to their families. The session concluded with a moment of silence, reflecting on the sacrifices made by first responders and the families who support them.
This solemn gathering underscored the state's commitment to honoring those who risk their lives for the safety of others, reminding attendees of the profound impact these individuals have on their communities.
Captain Brian Holbrook, who served with the Logan City Fire Department for 14 years, passed away on November 18, 2021, at the age of 42. His journey in firefighting began during a mission in Birmingham, England, and he was remembered as an inspiring mentor and friend. He is survived by his wife, Sammy, and their four daughters.
Sergeant Craig Ward dedicated over 20 years to the Utah Highway Patrol, earning respect for his professionalism and commitment to helping those in need. His legacy as a friend, mentor, and devoted family man was highlighted during the tribute.
The legislature emphasized the vital role of first responders in maintaining public safety, recognizing their bravery and dedication. A citation was read, paying tribute to the fallen heroes and expressing condolences to their families. The session concluded with a moment of silence, reflecting on the sacrifices made by first responders and the families who support them.
This solemn gathering underscored the state's commitment to honoring those who risk their lives for the safety of others, reminding attendees of the profound impact these individuals have on their communities.
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