Mike Romines Death – White pine fire dept, TN Firefighter passed away of illness
RIP MIKE: Mike Romines, a dedicated firefighter and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) passed away. He leaves behind a legacy of selfless service spanning an impressive 40 years across various esteemed departments. As the news of Mike’s passing spreads, it is essential to keep his family and fellow firefighters in our thoughts and prayers.
The sacrifices made by first responders and their families are immeasurable, and the support of the community is crucial during times of transition. Here’s what we know about his passing and his career journey.
Mike Romines passed away
The firefighting community is grieving the loss of the esteemed soul, of Mike Romines, who peacefully passed away at the age of 61. White Pine Fire Department announced the passing of Firefighter/EMT Mike Romines with a heartfelt message.
It is with much sadness that we report the loss of one of our members, Firefighter/EMT Mike Romines. Mike left us this afternoon from an ongoing illness. We ask that you keep our department and the Romines family in your thoughts and prayers. Effective at sunrise tomorrow by the order of Town of White Pine Mayor Fred Taylor and Fire Chief Derrick Layman, all town flags shall fly at half-staff until Firefighter Romines is laid to rest.
In a gesture of honor and respect, as directed by Town of White Pine Mayor Fred Taylor and Fire Chief Derrick Layman, all town flags will be lowered to half-staff at sunrise tomorrow. This solemn tribute will remain in effect until Firefighter Romines is laid to rest, symbolizing our shared grief and recognizing the substantial contributions Mike made to our community and the firefighting fraternity, as expressed by the White Pine Fire Department.
Mike Romines cause of death
With deep sorrow, we share the news of the passing of an esteemed member, Firefighter/EMT Mike Romines. According to the White Pine Fire Department, Mike departed from us this afternoon, succumbing to a persistent illness. While the precise details surrounding Mike Romines’ cause of death are attributed to this illness, no additional information is currently available as of this writing.
Out of profound respect for the privacy of Mike’s family during this difficult time, we refrain from disclosing further details. The family’s privacy is of utmost importance, and we urge everyone to honor this request as we collectively mourn the loss of a dedicated and respected member of our firefighting community.
Mike’s legacy of service and commitment will be remembered, and our thoughts are with his family, friends, and colleagues during this period of grief. As we come to terms with the sorrow of his passing, let us unite in support and remembrance, celebrating the impact he made within our firefighting family.
Who was Mike Romines?
Mike Romines was a dedicated firefighter and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) who served the community for an impressive 40 years. His selfless commitment spanned across various departments, including the Jefferson County Rescue Squad, Dandridge Fire Department, Jefferson County EMS, and the White Pine Fire Department, where he served until his passing.
Throughout his illustrious career, Mike demonstrated unwavering dedication, courage, and professionalism in responding to emergencies. His influence extended beyond his roles, leaving a lasting impact on colleagues and the next generation of firefighters and EMTs.
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, led by Sheriff Jeff Coffey, and the White Pine Fire Department expressed their condolences on Mike’s passing, emphasizing his significant contributions to public safety in Jefferson County. Mike’s legacy is marked by his four decades of service, leaving a void that will be deeply felt by the community.
At the age of 61, Mike Romines peacefully passed away from an ongoing illness, as confirmed by the White Pine Fire Department. The department requested privacy for the Romines family during this challenging time.
In recognition of Mike’s dedicated service, the Town of White Pine honored him by ordering all town flags to be flown at half-staff until his final resting place, as a gesture of respect and mourning for his significant contributions to the firefighting community and the town he served.
“Remembering Firefighter/EMT Mike Romines: A Tribute to a Dedicated Servant”
Shared by Joshua Hubbard:
“First one on the scene, last one to get home. He wouldn’t have it any other way. That was just him. You fought a good fight, now it’s time to rest. You have run your last call here on Earth. I bet now you’re hanging out with Jerry Vandyke. Pat him on the back for me. R.I.P. Romines.”
Andrew T. Riley expressed:
“Mike, you will be greatly missed, brother. Spent many years running calls together at Dandridge FD and Jefferson County Rescue Squad. Rhonda and I are praying for his family and everyone at WPFD. Go rest high on that mountain, my friend; we have it from here.”
Michelle Cox Butcher shared her condolences:
“This breaks my heart, and it’s such a shock. He was always dedicated to the fire department and the rescue squad and will be missed by many. Prayers for all that were part of his life in any way. R.I.P. Romines.”
1207 Parrottsville Volunteer Fire Department posted:
“We are praying for you all and sorry for your loss! Please inform us when arrangements are. We will be more than happy to backfill for you, or anything you need us to do!”
Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, Tennessee, conveyed:
“Mike’s dedication and service to the citizens of Jefferson County will be greatly missed. Please keep his family and fellow firefighters in your prayers.”