Niagara Falls Fire Fighter to be Honoured

Monday, 22 September 2025 17:19

By Geoff Waterfield

It'll be done this weekend, recognizing Ronald Jamieson

A retired Niagara Falls fire fighter will be honoured this weekend.

The fire department is having a Line of Duty Death Ceremony Sunday morning at the fire station on Morrison Street, adding Ronald Jamieson to the memorial.

The memorial was built to give a permenant place to honour and remember fire fighters who have died on the job, or from a work-related illness.

Everyone is welcome.

The first Line of Duty Death dedication ceremony was in 2004, the unveiling of the memorial in 2018, with 16 fire fighters honoured since then.

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Niagara Falls Fire Fighter to be Honoured

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