Workers Memorial
In case you missed it,
view the April 25 Workers Memorial Day Ceremony in Washington, DC
Remembering Lost Workers
- Ivan Joel Mollins Licona, 16
- Kathleen Galloway-Menke, 50
- Justin Grater, 41
- Tristan Hodgson Teter, 27
- Adelaide Rowell, 19
- Dustin Yarbery, 37
- Christine Schulke, 64
- Milton J. Mullis, 70
- Juan Carlos Sosa, 52
- Pablo Cruz Gutierrez, 44 and Ruben Antonio Garcia Vasquez, 27
- Henry Berard, 74
- Craig Scott Martineck, 63
- Orelia "Lia" Anderson, 36
- Ivan Joel Mollins Licona, 16
- Kathleen Galloway-Menke, 50
- Justin Grater, 41
- Tristan Hodgson Teter, 27
- Adelaide Rowell, 19
- Dustin Yarbery, 37
- Christine Schulke, 64
- Milton J. Mullis, 70
- Juan Carlos Sosa, 52
- Pablo Cruz Gutierrez, 44 and Ruben Antonio Garcia Vasquez, 27
- Henry Berard, 74
- Craig Scott Martineck, 63
- Orelia "Lia" Anderson, 36
In Remembrance
This virtual Workers Memorial Wall is in honor and recognition of those who lost their lives due to an occupational incident, illness or disease in the U.S. while on the job.
Behind every photograph are family members — spouses, children, siblings, grandparents, friends, and coworkers — and we recognize them and all our fallen workers on this memorial.
We value all our fallen workers and strive to offer their families our support, compassion and appreciation.
If you have lost a loved one due to a work-related incident, we invite you to share his/her photograph with OSHA at remembrance@dol.gov, as we recognize them on our virtual Workers Memorial Tribute Wall.
This memorial was developed in partnership with the United Support & Memorial for Workplace Fatalities (USMWF).
Kevin Wade Colon, 39
Missouri
Rey Aguilar, 62
Colorado
Tai McKinnon, 27
Florida
Kyle Sexton , 24
Idaho
Robert Cunningham, 64
D.C.
Robert "Roe"
Enfinger, Jr., 57
Virginia
Cory Umgelder, 44
Illinois
David Smith, 61
Georgia
Wilmer Padilla, 22
Texas
Milton "Bubba" Mullis, 70
Georgia
Shannon Lee Crandall, 43
Arizona
John Edward
Foster Jr., 47
Alabama
Randall Snell, 63
Ohio
Akwasi Obeng Addae, 45
Virginia
Gregory T. Hill Jr., 41
Illinois
Carlos Vazquez, 53
Texas
Brianna Coyle, 30
South Carolina
Terry Samdal, 61
Nevada
Cody Seymour, 30
Georgia
Sandra Chorba, 32
Illinois
Ronald Biggerstaff, 53
Wisconsin
Brendon Peoples, 24
New Mexico
Adrian Gomez, 26
Illinois
Pedro Lucero Romano, 65
Florida
Francisco Reyes
Melendez, 41
New York
Robert "Bob" Alexander
Gregory, 65
Illinois
Carl Bridegroom, 20
Indiana
Corey Schlinker, 32
Arkansas
Louvier Gomez
Idaho
Gilbert Mowery, 59
Ohio
Matt Frady, 37
South Carolina
Austin Sawicki, 26
California
Pierre Cardae "Trill" Warford, 32
Louisiana
William "Bill" Gregory, 65
Illinois
Zachariah Brooks
Indiana
Henry Joseph
Indiana
Cederic Garner, 52
Alabama
Tyler Justin Webb, 22
Ohio
Noe Hamer, 42
New York
Brandon 'B.B.' Blevins, 30
West Virginia
Joshua Coleman, 38
Kentucky
Jay Scott Swaffer, 56
Utah
Christopher Perry, 37
Massachusetts
Mike Gryga
Illinois
Javier Juarez
Illinois
Shane Cassavant, 49
Massachusetts
Kevin Scott Noah, 42
California
Remington Bachmann, 26
Ohio
Tom Vreken, 52
Delaware
David Franz, 29
Florida
Garret Mill, 24
Idaho
Donald W. Schaefer, 67
Massachusetts
Dylan Fojtasek, 30
Texas
Juan F. Richardson, 47
Florida
Norman Gayle, 54
Georgia
Raymond "Andy" Holderfield, 63
Illinois
Czeslaw 'Chester'
Solarz, 69
New Jersey
Jamyra Odom, 22
New Jersey
Robert McFarland, 46
Iowa
Lorena Schulte, 50
Iowa
Joseph Reyes, 46
Pennsylvania
Philip Poulin, 63
Rhode Island
Oran Randall, 68
Georgia
Brandon J. Frederick, 37
Pennsylvania
Timothy "T.J" John Gardner, 34
South Carolina
Walter Dewayne Warner, 53
Mississippi
Lawrence "Larry" Bird, 65
Iowa
Juan Rodrigo Blanco
Parra, 25
Colorado
Randle Reed, 56
New Mexico
Mark Mattern, 59
Illinois
Robert Michael Alcure, 37
Minnesota
James "Jim" Chester
Hilburn, 60
Ohio
Seth T. Garner, 25
Missouri
Daniel David Walls, 70
West Virginia
Anthony Lara, 20
Texas
Danny Shadler, 21
Ohio
Angel Luis Rivera, 58
Florida
Edward "Ed" Mead, 81
Florida
Chance Corben Wilcox, 24
Texas
Angel Alaffa, 30
Texas
Jorge Escudero Ochoa, 50
Florida
Anselmo Guerrero, 52
Texas
Jabrill C. Jemison, 32
Montana
James L. Scarberry, 62
Florida
Roger B. Stambaugh, 69
Illinois
Tara "Renee" Hickman Harris, 36
Alabama
Alana Factor, 38
New York
Jacob Matthew Page, 21
Oklahoma
Scott N. Bee, 55
Wisconsin
Ricardo Romero, 18
Texas
Christopher Neff, 49
Illinois
Trevor Jacob Mikesell, 21
Wyoming
Daniel Cicio, 32
New York
Harrison Olvey, 25
Georgia
Andrew Cardian King, 36
Florida
Frank Daniels, 31
Pennsylvania
Esteban G. Pena, 62
Texas
Keion Harper, 26
Georgia
Fred Ramos, 70
California
Eric Matthew
Komlosky, Sr., 39
Pennsylvania
James "Jim" Clifton
Orr, III, 45
Texas
Pedro Manzano Silva, 31
Texas
Brad Willis, Jr., 42
Illinois
Daniel L. Petro, 49
Ohio
George Thompson lll, 59
Arkansas
Patrick Lee Wells, Sr., 52
Georgia
Keith R. Estrom, 40
Connecticut
John Robert Cross, 44
Georgia
Rick Rader, 18
Illinois
Ralph Williams, 68
Alabama
William "Billy" Hansen, 61
New Jersey
Zachary Mitchell Frazier, 35
Missouri
Andrew Joseph "AJ" Politowicz, 29
Ohio
Jacob "Jake" Luikens, 37
Florida
Matthew Kelley, 47
New Hampshire
Marco Antonio Garcia Moreno, 54
Texas
Ezequiel Martinez
Rebollar, 35
Texas
Dakota Joe Blythe, 34
Texas
Juan Pablo Guaman (Shampis), 34
New Jersey
Bobby Meyer, 75
South Dakota
Jonathan James Wadsworth "Jon Jon", 22
Florida
Elizabeth 'Lissie'
Tiralongo, 22
Florida
Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23
Florida
David M. Gonzalez, 22
Florida
Landon Bourland, 24
Florida
Alyssa Hanson, 30
Arizona
Nathan DeClaire, 37
Oklahoma
Kyle McCullough, 27
Oklahoma
Gilberto A. Hernández Romero, 65
Florida
Benjamin Golden, 54
North Carolina
Eugene T. Gates, Jr., 66
Texas
Tony L. Stafford Jr., 54
Georgia
Wyatt Denson, 24
Texas
Christopher "CJ" Harper, 25
Ohio
Ian Strickler, 35
Virginia
Jason William McBride, 40
Virginia
Trey Michael Gray, 20
New Mexico
Parker Brian Kenner, 19
Colorado
Hector Gonzalez, 31
Texas
Arturo Junior Zarazua Jimenez, 20
Texas
Robert Dautel, Jr., 66
Illinois
Shawn J. Pedregon, 51
Texas
Robert (Bob) Stockwell, 60
Wisconsin
Travis Herrick, 37
Alaska
Kyle Bussey, 28
Colorado
Michael Anthony
Matteoli, 26
California
Stacey Keen, 39
Idaho
Everett Henry, 25
Nebraska
Joe McDonald, 75
Kentucky
Ivan C. Martinez, 57
Texas
Gerald (Jerry) Kennedy, 30
Minnesota
Andrew Whitcomb, 35
Iowa
Roosevelt Lynch, 59
West Virginia
Tracy Baslee, 56
Nebraska
Christopher Simpson, 35
Texas
Andrew Brundidge, 56
Illinois
Ricky Lee Workman, 54
Texas
Jason Atkins, 25
West Virginia
Cecil Barker, 62
West Virginia
Richard Lane, 45
West Virginia
Ronald Gene Bruce, 29
Ohio
Dale "Vinny" Frisque, 59
Michigan
Lee Firestone, 58
Florida
Brian Dupuis, 51
Virginia
Christopher Doughty, 18
Texas
Mitchell McDaniel, 19
Wisconsin
Jose Lomeli, 22
California
Stanley Hubbard, 46
Tennessee
William Andrew
Richards, 38
Ohio
Zane Fecht, 32
Nebraska
Richard Peebles, 29
Mississippi
Patrick Archer, 50
Ohio
Al Bullock, 71
Nebraska
Alfredo Rodrigues
New Jersey
Austin Milton
North Carolina
Avery Zorn, 59
South Carolina
Brian Cellar, 62
Nebraska
Brian Allen, 49
Missouri
Brian Miller, 37
Illinois
Bryan Bradley, 40
New Jersey
Chad Roberts, 20
Kansas
Chad Weller, 21
Maryland
Brian Thigpen, 17
Georgia
Cody Bragg, 23
Illinois
Craig Anderson, 26
Nebraska
Craig Bagley, 28
Alaska
Damien Whipple, 24
Georgia
Dan Dutcher, 62
Nebraska
David Ball, 47
Nebraska
David Vasquez, Jr., 23
Indiana
Don Tentler, 47
Illinois
Eric Gohagan, 44
Alabama
Evaristo Alvarado, 57
Illinois
James Ailstock, 60
Georgia
James Craig
James White, 27
Florida
Jason West, 52
Ohio
Jeff Burnham, 40
Kansas
Joe Partin, 33
Kentucky
CharQuaveiun Bloodsaw, 23
Georgia
John Evers, 67
Minnesota
Jorg Borowski, 57
New York
Joshua Beam, 33
Indiana
Kenneth Maggert, 58
Michigan
Lewis Bissell, 60
Ohio
Loren Boller, 23
Nebraska
Margarito Alvarez, 58
Texas
Maurice Alexander, 40
North Carolina
Melvin Balaban, Jr., 56
Nebraska
MiChelle Abernathy, 52
Illinois
Nathaniel Acosta, 24
Oregon
Nikolai Briggs, 26
Pennsylvania
Noe Hamer
New York
Patrick Andrew Bachtell, 31
West Virginia
Paul Cash, 47
Tennessee
Paula Bellamy, 38
Virginia
Randy Wilson, 50
North Carolina
Robert Augeri, 31
Massachusetts
Robert Dameron, 44
Virginia
Rodney Bridgett, 37
Nebraska
Ryan Hitchler, 25
Nebraska
Sammy Barnett, 42
Kansas
Scott Winkler, 50
New York
Shirley Samuelson, 62
Wyoming
Darren J. Miller, 35
New York
Stephan Ballasch, 35
Colorado
Stephen Robert Smith
Oregon
Stephen Woods, 41
Alabama
Terence Akard, 19
Texas
Thomas Bales
Nebraska
Thomas Wooten, 56
New Hampshire
Thomas Zahnow, 50
West Virginia
Trina Cunningham, 50
Maryland
William Wilson, Jr., 43
Iowa
Wyatt Whitebread, 14
Illinois
Yvonne Von Shurelds, 58
Ohio
Jerod Chapman, 29
Pennsylvania
Tim Conant, 23
Wyoming
Sean P. Dennehy, 46
Pennsylvania
Regina Allen Elsea
Alabama
Jenny Gulledge Gabriel, 61
North Carolina
Ray Gonzalez, 54
Texas
Maurice Moore, Jr., 39
Texas
Jason Andresen, 45
Brooke Baures, 21
Wisconsin
John Bennett, 63
Nebraska
Gregory Bish, 26
Deuel Block, 27
Wisconsin
Shawn Boone, 33
Indiana
Paul L. Springer, 44
Pennsylvania
Derrick Burkhalter, 50
Wisconsin
Robert Buskey, Jr., 55
Pennsylvania
Jesse Cady, 32
Nebraska
Hoyt Ferguson, 46
Mississippi
Benjamin Fisher, 29
Indiana
Robert Fitch, 51
Nebraska
Frank Freer, 46
Indiana
Dustin Galyan, 25
Oklahoma
Whitney Gardner, 30
Kentucky
George Hamner, 54
West Virginia
Robert Hanna, 51
Nebraska
Justin Harrington, 27
Massachusetts
Sherman Holmes, 55
Kevin Keane, 28
Minnesota
Nolan Keane, 18
Minnesota
Larry Kizer, 62
Kentucky
Michael Kittle, 29
Wisconsin
Travis Koehler, 26
Nevada
Adrian LaPour, 44
Steven Lillicrap, 21
Missouri
Orestes Martinez, 29
Texas
Jerry Milligan, 48
Kansas
Juan Pablo Morillo, 30
New Jersey
Gary Puleio, 53
Pennsylvania
Zachary Pumper, 34
Minnesota
Dirk Remington, 46
New York
Zachary Roberts, 25
North Dakota
Vincente Rodriguez, 20
Nevada
Sheri Sangi, 23
California
Andy Schanding, 43
Kentucky
Colton Schoenrock, 23
Kansas
Daniel Seelhoff, 50
Nebraska
Paul Sliger, 49
Nebraska
Jim Spencer, 61
Nebraska
Erin Sperrey, 20
Maine
Michael Steele, 15
Missouri
Zachary Trotter, 26
Indiana
Travis Lamont Cason, 43
South Carolina
Fred Ware Jr., 59
West Virginia
Gary Weinke, 67
Indiana
Daniel Wessel, 45
Oregon
Jason Weston, 41
Nebraska
Tim Wilson, 49
Nebraska
Michael Fernandez Haith, 37
Alabama
Kevin J. Anderson, 58
North Dakota
Edmund Ryan Cowboy, 34
South Dakota
Victor Vargas, 42
Texas
David De la Cruz, 27
Texas
Tim Cole
Kansas
Larry "Scott" Stinson, 53
Indiana
Jose Luis Jacobo, 39
Iowa
Gregory Hock, 65
Pennsylvania
Concepcion Chacon
Rivera, 26
Florida
Timothy Poch, 53
West Virginia
Larry A Griffin Jr., 28
Indiana
Cody Fred Svatos, 28
Nebraska
Timothy J. Barber, 35
New York
Workers Memorial Day Ceremony and Wreath Laying Ceremony
Workers Memorial Day Ceremony
Thursday, April 24, 2025
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ET
Location: In-Person at the Frances Perkins Building
(200 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001)
Workers Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony
Thursday, April 24, 2025
2:15pm - 3:00pm ET
Location: In-Person at the Frances Perkins Building
(200 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001)
In memory and honor of those we have lost or have been injured, we will come together to recognize and remember them this Workers Memorial.
We invite you to join us on Thursday, April 24, 2025, as the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Mine Safety and Health Administration leads the country in honoring our fallen and injured workers this Workers Memorial Day.
We must never forget the lives that are forever impacted by occupational incidents, illnesses, and diseases.
Communities across the U.S. will come together to honor and recognize our fallen and injured workers this Workers Memorial Day. We invite you to visit our Workers Memorial Events page to find an event near you.
Workers Memorial Day Events
Visit our Workers Memorial Events page to find an event near you.
Workers Memorial Day Poster
2024 Workers Memorial Day Gallery
Day 1: OSHA Awareness Conference
Session 2: How to file a whistleblower complaint
Session 3: Who is MSHA?
Session 4: Know how to find workplace inspection data
Session 5: Your Guide to OSHA Training
Session 6: Federal vs. State OSHA Programs
James L. Scarberry, 62
Florida
Juan Pablo Morillo, 30
New Jersey
Jose Manuel Lomeli, 22
California
Stanley Hubbard, 46
Tennessee
Day 2: Safety Pays. Injuries and Fatalities Costs
Session 1: Children of Fallen Workers' Stories
Session 2: About Workers' Compensation Program
Session 3: Spouses of Fallen Workers' Stories
Session 4: Parents of Fallen Workers' Stories
Session 5: Teens Knowledge of Safety and Rights in the Workplace
Brooke Baures, 21
Wisconsin
Gary Puleio, 53
Pennsylvania
Mitchell McDaniel, 19
Wisconsin
Jason Andresen, 45
Indiana
Day 3: 2024 Workers Memorial Expo Presentation
Session 1: Workers Memorial Expo: Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program (OFCCP)
Session 2: Workers Memorial Expo: DOL Women's Bureau
Session 3: Workers Memorial Expo: American Red Cross
Session 4: Workers Memorial Expo: CareerSafe
Session 5: Workers Memorial Expo: OSHA Solutions Share in partnership with Avid Core
Session 6: Workers Memorial Expo: United Support & Memorial for Workplace Fatalities (USMWF)
Session 7: Workers Memorial Expo: Voluntary Protection Programs Participants' Association (VPPA)
Session 8: Workers Memorial Expo: Department of Labor's Employment Benefits Security Administration (EBSA)
Session 9: Workers Memorial Expo: The Council for Accreditation in Occupational Watching Conservation (CAOHC)
Session 10: Workers Memorial Expo: Common Ground Alliance
Session 11: Workers Memorial Expo: The Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR)
Session 12: Workers Memorial Expo: OSHA's Directorate of Standards and Guidance Department
Session 13: Workers Memorial Expo: Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA)
Session 14: Workers Memorial Expo: American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP)
Session 15: Workers Memorial Expo: National Utility Contractors Association (NUCA)
Session 16: Workers Memorial Expo: American Industrial Hygiene Association
Remembering Our Fallen Workers
Thank you to our alliance partners Lamar Advertising and United Support & Memorial for Workplace Fatalities (USMWF), OSHA had digital billboards across the United States recognizing our fallen workers and their families.
Workers Memorial Day Recognized Across Our Country
Workers Memorial Day Proclamations:
Nebraska proclamation signing
Families of our fallen workers from across the U.S. learn that they are not alone as they join to share their loss with each other and OSHA and MSHA Leadership.
Mother, Stacy Sebald shares her son, Mitchell McDaniel of Wisconsin story with to Jim Frederick, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health and Douglas L. Parker, Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health.
Wife, Tamara Anderson shares her husband, Kevin Anderson, 58 of North Dakota story with James Frederick, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health and Douglas L. Parker, Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and
Wife, Kathy Andresen discusses the loss of her husband, Jason Andresen of Indiana with James Frederick, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health, Tonya Ford, OSHA’s National Family Liaison and Douglas L. Parker, Assistant Sec
Washington, DC Ceremony - OSHA's Assistant Secretary Douglas L. Parker
Wife, Mary Archer and her daughter, Madison Archer of Ohio, shared their loss and how the memory of their husband/father, Patrick Archer, 50 they has helped others and created a scholarship.
Stacy Sebald, mother of fallen worker Mitchell McDaniel, 19 of Wisconsin spoke about her loss and the impact it has had on her.
Family members of our fallen workers joined together with OSHA and MSHA Leadership and members of our Alliance, United Support & Memorial for Workplace Fatalities and found that they were not alone.
Wife, Christine Waukau Pedregon shared the loss of her husband, Shawn J. Pedregon, 51 of Texas with OSHA and MSHA Leadership.
Christine Waukau Pedregon, wife of fallen worker Shawn J. Pedregon, 51 of Texas joined families from across the U.S. to share her loss and the impact it has had on her and her family.
A picture is worth a thousand words. Photograph of fallen worker Shawn J. Pedregon, 51 of Texas held by his wife Christine Waukau Pedregon as she hears the stories of other fallen workers.
Veronica Lomeli, mother of fallen worker Jose Manuel Lomeli, 22 of California shared her loss with OSHA and MSHA Leadership.
Thousands of family members across the U.S. are affected by an occupational loss each year. Family members Rena Harrington and Kathy Anderson offer support to Christine Waukau Pedregon as she shares her loss to them.
OSHA and MSHA Leadership hear the stories of our fallen workers through the voices of those left behind.
Behind every tragedy is a family left behind to deal with the emotions of grief and loss. OSHA and MSHA Leadership listened to the impact such a loss has on each family.
OSHA and MSHA Leadership joined together to hear the stories of our fallen workers and the impact it has on those left behind. They heard the families when they said, 'never forget our loved ones'.
United Support & Memorial for Workplace Fatalities (USMWF) in alliance with OSHA came together to share their loss with OSHA and MSHA Leadership and connected with other families from across the U.S. that have had similar losses.
Wife, Kathy Andresen of fallen worker Jason Andresen, 45 of Indiana stood before other family members and OSHA and MSHA Leadership to share how important support after a loss is to those left behind.
Wife Mary Archer and daughter Madison Archer share their loss and how they honor their husband/father Patrick Archer, 50 of Ohio with a local scholarship in his memory.
Wife Renee Scarberry share the loss of her husband, James L. Scarberry, 62 of Florida with OSHA and MSHA Leadership and other families from across the U.S.
Mother Barbie Bourland of fallen worker Landon Bourland, 24 of Florida shares the tragic loss that her and four other families endured after a incident that occurred fatally injuring their children and injuring one other young worker.
Wife Jennifer Reyes of fallen worker Joseph Reyes, 46 of Pennsylvania shares her loss with OSHA and MSHA Leadership and to other family members that have an understanding of her tragic loss.
Wife Carmen Bee shared her husband Scott Bee, 55 of Wisconsin tragic loss to OSHA and MSHA Leadership and other families from across the U.S.
Father Albert Hickman shared his daughter, Tara 'Renee' Hickman Harris, 36 of Alabama tragic incident that took his daughter from him and his family with OSHA and MSHA Leadership and other families.
Parents Tina and Earl Bachmann share the loss of their son, Remington Bachmann, 26 of Ohio with OSHA and MSHA Leadership and families from across the country.
Daughters Margaret Solarz and Ewa Solarz of fallen worker Czeslaw 'Chester' Solarz, 69 of New Jersey share their loss with OSHA and MSHA Leadership and other families from across the U.S.
Father Octavio Gonzalez of fallen worker David M. Gonzalez, 22 of Florida stood before OSHA and MSHA Leadership and other families from across the U.S. to share his and three other families loss of their children and the importance of change to prevent ot
Mother Sharon Greenwood of fallen worker Brandon Blevins joined families from across the U.S. to share her loss with OSHA and MSHA Leadership.
OSHA National Family Liaison, Tonya Ford shares that their loved one’s will never be forgotten.
Wife Christine Waukau Pedregon and daughter Renee Lane share the loss of Shawn J. Pedregon, 51 of Texas with OSHA and MSHA Leadership and other families from across the U.S.
A picture of Tara 'Renee' Hickman Harris, 36 of Alabama her father, Albert Hickman shared with everyone with love and pride of his daughter.
U.S. Air Force Honor Guard presents our nation's colors.
U.S. Air Force Honor Guard begins our ceremony and presents our nation's colors.
U.S. Air Force Honor Guard presents our nation's colors to begin our 2024 Workers Memorial Day Ceremony.
The D.C. Labor Chorus sings our National Anthem as the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard presents our nation's colors.
OSHA's National Family Liaison, Tonya Ford.
MSHA's Assistant Secretary Christopher J. Williamson
OSHA's Assistant Secretary Douglas L. Parker
Acting Secretary Julie Su
AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler
United Mine Workers of America, International President, Cecil Roberts
Stacy Sebald, mother of fallen worker Mitchell McDaniel, 19 of Wisconsin joined the Workers Memorial Day Ceremony to share her loss and the impact it has had on her life.
D.C. Labor Chorus 'We Will Remember'
Parents of fallen workers Elizabeth 'Lissie' Tiralongo, 22, Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23, David M. Gonzalez, 22 and Landon Bourland, 24 of Florida joined Secretary of OSHA and Secretary of MSHA in laying of the wreath in honor and memory of their children a
Parents of fallen workers Elizabeth 'Lissie' Tiralongo, 22, Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23, David M. Gonzalez, 22 and Landon Bourland, 24 of Florida joined Secretary of OSHA and Secretary of MSHA in laying of the wreath in honor and memory of their children a
Parents of fallen workers Elizabeth 'Lissie' Tiralongo, 22, Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23, David M. Gonzalez, 22 and Landon Bourland, 24 of Florida joined Secretary of OSHA and Secretary of MSHA in laying of the wreath in honor and memory of their children a
Parents of fallen workers Elizabeth 'Lissie' Tiralongo, 22, Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23, David M. Gonzalez, 22 and Landon Bourland, 24 of Florida joined Secretary of OSHA and Secretary of MSHA in laying of the wreath in honor and memory of their children a
Parents of fallen workers Elizabeth 'Lissie' Tiralongo, 22, Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23, David M. Gonzalez, 22 and Landon Bourland, 24 of Florida joined Secretary of OSHA and Secretary of MSHA in laying of the wreath in honor and memory of their children a
Parents of fallen workers Elizabeth 'Lissie' Tiralongo, 22, Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23, David M. Gonzalez, 22 and Landon Bourland, 24 of Florida joined Secretary of OSHA and Secretary of MSHA in laying of the wreath in honor and memory of their children a
Parents of fallen workers Elizabeth 'Lissie' Tiralongo, 22, Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23, David M. Gonzalez, 22 and Landon Bourland, 24 of Florida joined Secretary of OSHA and Secretary of MSHA in laying of the wreath in honor and memory of their children a
Parents of fallen worker Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23 of Florida (through Baton Rouge).
Mother of fallen worker Mitchell McDaniel, 19 of Wisconsin.
Wife of fallen worker James L. Scarberry, 62 of Florida.
Wife of fallen worker Paul Sliger, 49 of Nebraska.
Wife of fallen worker Kevin J. Anderson, 58 of North Dakota.
Family of fallen worker Brandon 'B.B.' Blevins, 30 of West Virginia.
Son of fallen worker Corey Schlinker, 32 of Arkansas.
Family of fallen worker Jamyra Odom, 22 of New Jersey.
Family of fallen worker Elizabeth 'Lissie' Tiralongo, 22 of Florida.
Parents of fallen worker David M. Gonzalez, 22 of Florida.
On behalf of the parents of fallen worker Landon Bourland, 24 of Florida the family of David M. Gonzalez.
Parents of fallen worker Lindsey Grace Phillips, 23 of Florida (through Baton Route).
Family of fallen worker Shawn J. Pedregon, 51 of Texas.
Parents of fallen worker Remington Bachmann, 26 of Ohio.
Daughters of fallen worker Czeslaw 'Chester' Solarz, 69 of New Jersey.
Mother of fallen worker Jose Manuel Lomeli, 22 of California.
Fallen worker Jason Andresen, 45 of Indiana.
Fallen worker Paul Sliger, 49 of Nebraska.
Fallen worker Kevin Anderson, 58 of North Dakota.
Fallen worker Brooke Baures, 21 of Wisconsin.
Fallen worker Colton Schoenrock, 23 of Nebraska.
Fallen worker Gary Puleio, 53 of Pennsylvania.
Fallen worker James L. Scarberry, 62 of Florida.
Fallen worker Jim Spencer, 61 of Nebraska.
Fallen worker Jose Manuel Lomeli, 22 of California.
Fallen worker Juan Pablo Morillo, 300 of New Jersey.
Fallen worker Ray Gonzalez, 54 of Texas.
Fallen worker Scott Shaw, 38 of Pennsylvania.
Fallen worker Mitchell McDaniel, 19 of Wisconsin.
Fallen worker Stanley Hubbard, 45 of Tennessee.
Nebraska Proclamation Signing.
OSHA's Omaha Area Director, Matt Thurlby at the USMWF Nebraska Workers Memorial Day Candlelight Vigil in Lincoln, NE
