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The Cleveland Firefighters Memorial Pipes and Drums
Band
Updates
Posted on Dec 5, 2022
We had the solemn honor to help usher our fallen brother, John Tetrick, home. We will continue to stand with his family, Local 93 and Engine 22.
Posted on Nov 21, 2022
We offer our deepest sympathies to Cleveland Fire Department and Local 93 as we mourn the passing of a Cleveland firefighter who perished in the performance of his duties. The firefighter was struck by a driver, who sped away without care, during a response to an emergency on Interstate 90.
Our ...
Posted on Nov 4, 2022
"The pipes kept playing, for you and me
They kept on saying we’ll soon be free
And your soul, will never fade away
You live forever, when the pipers play"
Testimonials
2 weeks ago
- Mary GSaw them in Clev Arcade yesterday-AWESONE!!! God bless!
Honor Our Fallen
The Cleveland Firefighters Memorial Pipes and Drums was formed in 1991 with the primary purpose to "Honor Our Fallen." The Gaelic version, "Onoir Do Na Marbh," appears on the band's bass drum and shoulder patches. The band participates in funerals to honor firefighters, EMS personnel and police officers and has traveled to Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia and Massachusetts to perform for firefighter line of duty death services. Band members have participated in the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial in Washington, DC in October of 2002, the International Association of Firefighters Annual Fallen Firefighter Memorial in Colorado Springs and at the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial in Emmitsburg, Maryland.
We were honored to be one of only 80 units, out of over 1,300 applicants,
who were invited to participate in the 56th Presidential Inaugural Parade
in Washington, DC on January 20th, 2009.
Members of the band can be requested to perform at firehouse dedications and open houses, parades, parties, weddings, funerals and many other special events to play traditional Irish, Scottish and American tunes.
One of the band's biggest events is the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in downtown Cleveland where it has won awards for "Best Bagpipe Band" 11 times since 1992. The band tied for the "Best Marching Unit" award at the 1999 parade and won the "Kennedy Award" for best overall unit in 2001.
Most of the band's pipers and drummers are members of fire departments located throughout Northeast Ohio.
We were honored to be one of only 80 units, out of over 1,300 applicants,
who were invited to participate in the 56th Presidential Inaugural Parade
in Washington, DC on January 20th, 2009.
Members of the band can be requested to perform at firehouse dedications and open houses, parades, parties, weddings, funerals and many other special events to play traditional Irish, Scottish and American tunes.
One of the band's biggest events is the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in downtown Cleveland where it has won awards for "Best Bagpipe Band" 11 times since 1992. The band tied for the "Best Marching Unit" award at the 1999 parade and won the "Kennedy Award" for best overall unit in 2001.
Most of the band's pipers and drummers are members of fire departments located throughout Northeast Ohio.
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