Wall of Honor
Located at 1900 E Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20415-1000
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Federal civilian employees who died in the line of duty since January 1, 2012, as provided to OPM by Federal agencies. The names are updated annually by the first week in May.
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Token Adams
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Margaret Anderson
Department of the Interior
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Michael Arnold
Department of Defense
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Christopher Bacon
Department of Homeland Security
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Pierrot Baptiste
Department of Defense
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Justin Beebe
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Grant Belden
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Richard Belisle
Department of Homeland Security
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Dana Bruce
Department of the Interior
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Eric Byers
Department of the Army
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Stephen Byus
Department of Defense
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Thomas J. Cameron
Department of Homeland Security
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Jason Castillo
Department of the Army
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Leopoldo Jr. Cavazos
Department of Homeland Security
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Luis Miguel Cervantes (Foreign National)
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Steve Cobb
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Paul Cook
Department of the Interior
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LEO Jason Crisp
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Harold Davis
Department of Defense
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David Delaney
Department of Homeland Security
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Virgil W. Denning
Department of Energy
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James R. Dominguez
Department of Homeland Security
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Sylvia Frasier
Department of Defense
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Kathleen Gaarde
Department of Defense
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Paul Gammill
United States Postal Service
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Robert Gibson
Department of Defense
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David Girty
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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John Glenn (Citizen Volunteer)
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Milinda Greb
United States Postal Service
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Dennis Guthrie
Department of Defense
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Nicholas Hall
Department of the Interior
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Michael Hallenbeck
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Shane Hawkins
Department of the Air Force
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Geraldo I. Hernandez
Department of Homeland Security
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Kelly Hobbs
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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James A. Hopkins
Department of Homeland Security
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Terrell E. III Horne
Department of Homeland Security
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Brian Hughes
Department of the Interior
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Nicholas J. Ivie
Department of Homeland Security
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Matthew Lacourse
Department of Defense
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Fernando Jorge
Department of Homeland Security
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Andrew W. Knight
Department of Homeland Security
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Mary Knight
Department of Defense
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George Lazzaro
Department of Defense
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Frank Lema
Department of Defense
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Christopher William Lorek
Department of Justice
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Dr. Lydon
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Owen Okeefe
Department of Interior
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James Olson
Department of Defense
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John Owen
Department of the Navy
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Helen Owens
United States Postal Service
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Vishnu Pandit
Department of Defense
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Kevin Parlow
Department of Defense
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Joel Perales
United States Postal Service
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Michael Phillips
United States Postal Service
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Anthony Polk
Department of Interior
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Richard Powell
Department of Defense
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Kenneth Proctor
Department of Defense
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Jeffrey Ramirez
Department of Homeland Security
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Gerald Read
Department of Defense
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David Rivera-Santiago
Department of Defense
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Stephen Palmer Shaw
Department of Justice
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David Ruhl
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Luke Sheehy
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Hyun Shin
Department of State
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Jennifer Shushereba
Veteran's Affairs
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Ronald Skunes
Department of the Interior
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Anne Smedinghoff
Defense of State
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Sean P. Smith
Defense of State
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Louis Stallings
Department of Defense
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John Christopher Stevens
Department of State
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Dale T. Taylor
Department of Homeland Security
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Jimmie Thomas
Department of Housing & Urban Development
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Zacarias Toro
U.S. Marshals Service
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Jimmie Tyree
Department of Defense
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Ann R. Veseth
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Sandra Vicks
Department of Defense
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James "Terry" Watson
Department of Justice
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Josie Lamar Wells
U.S. Marshals Service
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Richard Wheeler
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Chase White
Department of Justice
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Eric Williams
Department of Justice
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Scott Wirtz
Defense Agencies
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Kristopher Youngberg
Department of Energy
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Andrew Zajac
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Thomas Zbyszewski
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Each day, Federal workers protect and defend the Constitution of the United States – often at personal risk. Together, they are part of the extraordinary experiment in freedom, self-governance, and service to others that we call America. The Wall of Honor marks our gratitude to the men and women in Federal civilian service who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty."