A Tribute to Lt. Andrew Fredericks,
Squad 18, FDNY

    



 
 
He made the ultimate sacrifice in service at the World Trade Center, September 11, 2001  
   
IN MEMORIAM • SEPTEMBER 11, 2001

As we continue to reflect on the great national tragedy of 9-11-01, let us rededicate ourselves to keeping alive the tradition of courage, compassion, values and love for mankind that is the hallmark of the fire service and so well demonstrated by our brothers who made the supreme sacrifice at the World Trade Center. They set a standard of professionalism, dedication and devotion that should serve as a constant reminder to give 100 percent every day we come to work.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all the friends and families of firefighters left behind. As many of you know, Fire Nuggets' author, Lt. Andrew A. Fredericks, was murdered on 9-11. Andy was not only a gifted writer, he was our personal friend. There is not a day that goes by that we do not think of Andy. Our hearts ache for his wife Michelle, son Andrew Jr., daughter Hayley and all of Andy's family. Since Andy was part of our family too, and so proud to be a huge fan of Fire Nuggets, we have decided to dedicate the entire website to Lt. Andrew A. Fredericks.

This page will grow with personal messages, photos and dedication articles for Andy. Thank you in advance for continuing to support this website not just for the memory of Andy, but more importantly, all of our fallen firefighters, past and unfortunately, the future fallen heroes as well.

 
A Day of Reflection by Paul Schuller and Ted Corporandy
Our Brother Andrew Fredericks, Squad 18 FDNY by Ted Corporandy and Jay Comella
Andy Frederick's Parting Gifts: A Personal Remembrance by Paul Schuller
Andy's Ambassadors by Dave McGrail
Life and Family: Legacies of a Loss by Mark Wesseldine
And There You Were by Michael Veseling

READER TRIBUTES

 

 

An all-agency honor guard salutes the recovery truck carrying the flag-draped last steel beam as it moves up the ramp from the base of the World Trade Center site, during cleanup site closure ceremony in New York Thursday, May 30, 2002. 

CLOSING CEREMONY STORY

 

 

 


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