National EMS Memorial Service Honoree
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Daryl Joseph Lahren
Kindred Ambulance Kindred, North Dakota |
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Sorry if I woke you in the middle of the night
But someone in your neighborhood is fighting for his life
We don't do this for the money; we don't do it for the glory
But for the life that might be saved.
Somewhere deep within us, our souls are crying out
We're here to help our neighbors in their hour of pain and doubt
God gave us something special to help see us through.
We do it because we love you, and we care about you too!
But someone in your neighborhood is fighting for his life
We don't do this for the money; we don't do it for the glory
But for the life that might be saved.
Somewhere deep within us, our souls are crying out
We're here to help our neighbors in their hour of pain and doubt
God gave us something special to help see us through.
We do it because we love you, and we care about you too!
Excerpts taken from the EMS Prayer
His loss is profoundly felt among its members, and the community.
Daryl Joseph Lahren, 47, of Fargo, North Dakota, died in the line of duty on June 25, 2009. He had returned to base from a rescue medical call when he suffered a fatal heart attack.
Daryl Lahren was the long time President of the Kindred Ambulance Service located in Kindred, North Dakota. He contributed much growth and success to the ambulance service. He was employed by Kindred State Bank located in Kindred, North Dakota.
Honored 2010