Honoring Arizona's Fallen First Responders
The 100 Club of Arizona is a 501c3 non-profit who serves sworn and certified Law Enforcement Officers and Firefighters dispatched through the 911 system in Arizona. Since 1968 we have been standing behind the men and women who stand behind the badge and the families whose loved ones have made the ultimate sacrifice.
2020
Officer Jason Judd
Peoria Police Department
End of Watch 7.1.20
Officer Jason Judd lost his life in an on-duty motorcycle accident on July 1, 2020. Officer Judd was a 11-year veteran of the Peoria Police Department and a 17-year veteran of the departments motorcycle unit. Officer Judd is survived by his wife and children.
Jason was one of our finest of the finest
-Peoria Police Chief Art Miller
Officer Michael Lee
Navajo Police Department
End of Watch 6.18.2020
Officer Micheal Lee lost a battle with COVID-19 on March 5, 2020. Lee joined the police department in October 1990, his first 10 years were spent in Window Rock while the remainder was in Chinle. Lee was a patrol and Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act officer, and a a certified scuba diver who worked with the rescue team and often provided tech support.
He was a warrior ... he put himself at risk rather than putting you at risk and that's very commendable
-Navajo Police Chief Phillip Fransisco
Commander Greg Carnicle
Phoenix Police Department
End of Watch 3.29.20
Commander Greg Carnicle was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call on March 29, 2020. Commander Carnicle was a 31-year veteran of the Phoenix Police Department where he held may positions throughout his career, including special assignments unit, K9 and most recently oversaw all evening and weekend patrol operations. Commander Carnicle is survived by his wife and four children.
Phoenix lost a true hero -- and that person is Greg Carnicle
-Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams
Firefighter Tommy Arriaga
Tempe Fire & Medical Department
Last Alarm 3.5.2020
Firefighter Tommy Arriaga lost a battle with occupational occupied cancer on March 5, 2020. Arriaga began his career with the Tempe Fire & Medical Department in 2014 and quickly demonstrated his commitment to providing the highest level of service. Arriaga became of member of the Hazardous Materials Response Team in 2016 and served there until his colorectal cancer diagnosis in early 2019.
He's just a hero to us all
-Deputy Chief Kyle Carman
Officer David Kellywood
White Mountain Apache Police Department
End of Watch 2.17.20
Officer David Kellywood was shot while responding to a report of gunfire on February 17, 2020. Officer Kelleywood started with the White Mountain Apache Police Department in May 2019, previously serving with the Arizona Department of Corrections and Navajo County Sheriff's Office. He was known as a dedicated officer and family man, always wanting to give back to the White Mountain Apache community and help his people. Officer Kelleywood is survived by his wife and two sons.
He just had this gigantic heart and he was just always willing to help.
-White Mountain Apache Police Officer Antonia Cantu
2019
Corrections Officer Gene Lee
Maricopa County Sheriff's Department
End of Watch 10.30.2019
Agent Robert Hotten
US Border Patrol
End of Watch 10.6.2019
Firefighter Austin Peck
Goodyear Fire Department
Last Alarm 8.31.2019
Firefighter Brian Beck, Jr.
Phoenix Fire Department
Last Alarm 5.19.2019
Firefigher Nikki Sullivan
Mesa Fire & Medical Department
Last Alarm 4.3.2019
Officer Paul Rutherford
Phoenix Police Department
End of Watch 3.21.2019
Firefighter Richard "Rick" Telles
Phoenix Fire Department
Last Alarm 1.17.2019
Officer Clayton Townsend
Salt River Police Department
End of Watch 1.8.2019
2018
Chase White
US Marshals Service - Tucson Office
End of Watch 11.29.2018
Firefighter Mark Boulanger
Chandler Fire Department
Last Alarm 9.16.2018
Trooper Tyler Edenhofer
Arizona Department of Public Safety
End of Watch 7.25.2018
Officer Jesus "Chuy" Cordova
Nogales Police Department
End of Watch 4.27.2018
2017
Officer Paul Lazinsky
El Mirage Police Department
End of Watch 12.12.2017
Firefighter Crystal Rezzonico
Phoenix Fire Department
Last Alarm 2.18.2017
2016
Officer Darrin Reed
Show Low Police Department
End of Watch 11.8.2016
Officer Leander Frank
Navajo Police Department
End of Watch 8.30.2016
Agent Manuel Alvarez
US Border Patrol
End of Watch 8.11.2016
Officer David Glasser
Phoenix Police Department
End of Watch 5.19.2016
2015
Officer Alex Yazzie
Navajo Police Department
End of Watch 3.19.2015
2014
Officer Tyler Stewart
Flagstaff Police Department
End of Watch 12.27.2014
Officer Ernest Jesus Montoya
Navajo Police Department
End of Watch 11.30.2014
Officer Jair Cabrera
Salt River Police Department
End of Watch 5.24.2014
Officer Brandon Mendoza
Mesa Police Department
End of Watch 5.12.2014
Inspector Thomas Quesnel
Tucson Fire Department
Last Alarm 3.14.2014
Detective John Hobbs
Phoenix Police Department
End of Watch 3.3.2014
2013
Brandi Schamadan
Phoenix Fire Department
Last Alarm 3.22.2013
Officer Daryl Raetz
Phoenix Police Department
End of Watch 5.19.2013
Firefighter Bradley Harper
Phoenix Fire Department
Last Alarm 5.19.2013
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