Karl H. Joseph‚ 25‚ firefighter‚ FDNY‚ Engine 207. A probationary firefighter‚ Joseph was described by fellow firefighters as ‘having the right stuff.’ He is survived by his parents.
Karl H. Joseph‚ 25‚ firefighter‚ FDNY‚ Engine 207. A probationary firefighter‚ Joseph was described by fellow firefighters as ‘having the right stuff.’ He is survived by his parents.
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You were the fallen firefighter I walked in memory of today. You are not forgotten
– Kim H.You where the fire fighter that i climbed for today. Im glad i climbed for today love you brother
– Lauren BusherI rang the bell in honor of you Karl!! at Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI!!
– Jenny BWalking in your honor today for the 9/11 silent walk (we had to reschedule due to Irma). -FF Ebony Jenkins
– Ebony JenkinsNorth Charleston Fire Dept
You were so young when you passed and it seems not fair that just 2 weeks had passed before you joined the fire department. But as I’ve learned. through the years, God makes no mistakes . But what a destiny ! You died a hero
– ANGELA V. FrinkI completed the 911 tower challenge in your honor Karl Joseph!
– David DanielsonKalamazoo Mi 2018 9/11 stair climb. I walked in your memory. RIP. Never forgotten
– JessicaI climbed the stairs today in Baltimore in your honor.
– Natalie BurrowesI climbed “110 stories” today in Belmont Park, NY in your memory. Never forget.
– Bill PollardJohn 15:13 King James Version (KJV) 13
Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.
Today I climb in your memory, Clayton,Mo 2019. Gone but never forget
– Ellen M LamarI am honored to have climbed the stairs in Richmond today, wearing your photo pinned close to my heart.
– Wanda BlackwellKarl you were a brave young firefighter and you died a hero.
– Rachel FordI bought this bracelet September , 2001.
– Linda WeldonI wear it in your honor Karl.
I will meet you one fine day.
My heart is always with your family.
God Bless them all
My Dad and I climbed the steps today in State College, PA. I wore your badge in your honor. I’m only 14, so I had to learn about 9/11 and cannot imagine what you and your family have gone through. God Bless!
– David ChongRan in your honor today. Thank you
– Heather CaldwellI watched a documentary today on 9/11/2020, as I have done every year since 9/11/01. You were mentioned and it took my breath away, as my little 2 year old son, Karl, was sitting next to me. He is named after my father, Karl Henry. Thank you for your sacrifice. The next time Karl and I are in NY, we will come to the memorial to honor you.
– Krista K.I walked today in your memory. You will never be forgotten.
– leann wayI climbed in your honor today, Karl Joseph, never forgotten. I will keep your family in my prayers. Their loved one died a hero.
– Aurella Clinkscale20 years. I’ll never forget. I climbed 110 stories at the Denver Stair Climb in your honor. I’m sorry you were taken too soon.
– IngridI climbed today carrying you par tag. Rest easy brother you are not forgotten.
– justin davisI climbed in the T2T Charlotte climb in your honor yesterday. Carried you up and out. Your sacrifice and your name lives on in my heart. Thank you for your courage, your service and your life. Your memory lives. Sending love to your Mom and Dad for creating you.
– Mia LovensToday I took on the Melbourne fire fighter stair climb in memory of you, You may be gone but will never be forgot rest easy, you past a hero
– Kane fI climbed today in your memory Karl! You will never be forgotten!!!
– Crystal HayesToday (9/10/22) I climbed 110 stories in your honor in Dallas, TX. This job is the most rewarding thing ever. Serving with people who wouldn’t hesitate to do what you did is a true honor. Rest easy my friend.
– Monty MiddletonSeptember 2 2023 I completed the Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb in your honor. Gone but never forgotten
– Andrew JanI traveled from Los Angeles and attended Karl’s Funeral . I had his funeral card on the back of my helmet shield for the remainder of my busy career. I would just like his family to know that.
– Michael G SheppardI went to your funeral. I will never forget your family. I will never forget the love they had for you. The story shared of your brother giving you a ride to the fire academ. The sacrifice you made and that’s all you ever wanted to do. You are not forgotten.
– Jason RhodesHe was my best friend. Karl was someone to be emulated. If you met Karl, you would have questioned if you’d ever met a better human being.
– Christopher Shirley