Milwaukee – The firefighting community in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and beyond is in mourning following the tragic passing of Noel Bryant-Nanz, a dedicated Menomonee Falls Fire Department Firefighter and EMT. Noel’s untimely death occurred on Thursday, September 14, 2023, and was announced by the Menomonee Falls Professional Firefighters on Friday. The specific cause of his passing has not been confirmed, but the fire department’s statement on their page has shed light on the ongoing challenges faced by firefighters, including a significantly higher rate of mental health issues and suicide.
Noel Bryant-Nanz’s academic journey was marked by dedication and achievement, with his years at Dickinson College spanning from 2014 to 2018. During this time, he pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, successfully earning his degree.
Following his college years, Noel embarked on a professional journey that showcased his diverse skill set and unwavering commitment to serving his community. From February 2016 to January 2018, he held the role of Branch Manager at All College Storage, a company situated in Carlisle, PA. In this capacity, he shouldered various responsibilities, including managing advertising services, collaborating with the bookstore and mail center for advertising initiatives, and overseeing crucial operational aspects like box distribution and student outreach.
Faceboot page, Menomonee Falls Professional Firefighters shared about Noel’s death:
“The Menomonee Falls Fire Department lost a friend, colleague, and dedicated public servant yesterday with the tragic death of Firefighter/EMT Noel Bryant-Nanz. Firefighter Bryant-Nanz was a beloved friend and colleague of Menomonee Falls firefighters, but also a paramedic student at Milwaukee Area Technical College and EMT for Bell Ambulance.While we mourn, let us honor Noel’s memory by checking in on our friends and family. Reach out to someone you haven’t heard from in a while. Have an open and honest conversation about mental health resources available.”“Firefighters face a significantly higher rate of suicide and mental health issues than the general public. If you are on a department, please reach out to your peer support or employee assistance program. Most organizations outside of the fire service also have an employee assistance program available. If you or someone else is in immediate need, you can dial “988” anywhere in the US to speak to someone who is there to listen and help.Reach out, there are people who truly care about you.Your memory will not be forgotten Noel Nanz.”
Noel Bryant-Nanz’s legacy as a firefighter and EMT is a testament to his selflessness and dedication to the safety and well-being of others. His passing serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by those in the firefighting profession, both in their physical duties and the toll it can take on their mental health. The firefighting community and the community at large come together to remember Noel and support his family during this difficult time.
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