EMT Timothy Mccormick

Thank you for your passion in helping others. You will be greatly missed. Rest in Peace Brother.

Thanks for your service to IEMS. You always had a smile and you will be missed by many. Our Lord has 2 more angles. Our prayers are with you family.

Thank you for your wonderful service to the Indianapolis community. I also thank you for being such a great friend to my son. He will forever cherish the memories in his heart. Please watch over him from above with your Superman Cape!

Robyn R. Morton

'RIP' TIMOTHY, MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GOES OUT TO YOUR FAMILY.

Tim,

We trained together at SUNY Canton during your time at St. Lawrence. You had a wonderful spirit and zest for emergency services. It was a pleasure to have my start in the field of emergency medicine with you. I am sorry to have lost such a promising young man, but am comforted by the fact that you died doing what you loved. Thank you for being a part of my life. RIP

I recently had talked to him right before the two of us started our shifts the day he was killed. I have known him from other then work reason. He was one of the kindest people you could meet and he loved his job. He will sorely missed by all that knew him.

When I heard the news of this crash, and heard that Tim had passed, I felt my heart shatter. Tim was taken to soon, He was the happiest person I have ever talked to, To hear him being taken from us so soon, was just a heart break there, I miss you Tim, keep an eye over all of your loved ones and friends.

RIP Tim we don't understand why your life was cut so short but we know you will continue to live in our hearts. May prayers continue for your family and co- workers. Thank you for serving our city

Although I also never got to know or meet you, I know you will be missed and remembered across the world by all the friends you made. News of this incident has even reached some of us in the UK and I know friends of mine that did have the privilege of meeting or knowing you will always fondly remember you. As a Paramedic myself, your loss is a painful reminder and an all too realistic realisation of the dangers many of us face every time we go to work. I have the greatest respect for you as a colleague from across the sea and though I never had the opportunity of meeting you, my thoughts, condolences and best wishes are with you and all your family, friends and colleagues.

I have very high respect for our fighting soldiers medics and officers who all put their lifes on the line for ours and i want to timothy will always be in my prayers and thoughts as he goes to his new home to be with his father jesus christ my prayers go up and out to him in heaven and to his family