HAMILTON, Bryan P.
On December 13, 2020, while on duty & performing normal job duties, Firefighter/EMT Bryan "Hammy" Hamilton and 3 colleagues were unknowingly exposed to the COVID-19 virus. Firefighter Hamilton developed symptoms and on December 20, 2020 he tested positive for the COVID-19 virus and was subsequently admitted to the hospital on December 23. Tragically, on January 1, 2021 Firefighter/EMT Hamilton died as a result of Firefighter Occupational Exposure/ COVID-19. On September 22, 2002, Firefighter Bryan Hamilton was hired by the Naval District Washington Fire Department & assigned to the Naval Support Facility Indian Head. He remained there for his entire career, serving as Driver/Operator, managing the department's Personal Protective Equipment inventory, and was awarded 2 Life Saving Awards from Commander Navy Installation Command. He was an active life member of Bryans Road Volunteer Fire Department where he served as Captain. He was also a devoted & loving son, brother, uncle, and friend. "Hammy touched so many lives; he was selfless beyond measure and always stepped up to handle any task no one else wanted to do. He strove to create a strong sense of brotherhood, make a difference, and always looked for opportunities to better the department." Firefighter/EMT Bryan P. "Hammy" Hamilton was 42 years old and had served the citizens of Maryland for 26 years.
Listing Details
House
Naval District Washington Fire Station
Age
42
Years of Service
26
County
NAVAL DISTRICT
