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Beachwood Firefighter Laid to Rest in Arlington National Cemetery

By Phil Stilton / September 6, 2015

ARLINGTON,VA-On September 1, 2015 members of the Beachwood Fire Department escorted the Miserendino family to Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, for the interment of Chief Thomas Miserendino.

“Chief Miserendino was a member of the Fire Department for over 40 years and has the distinction of being our longest serving Chief. Chief Miserendino had a long record of public service to the community of Beachwood,” the department said in a statement.

He served with the United States Navy and is a decorated Vietnam Veteran. Chief Miserendino can now rest in peace in the place he earned on our nation’s most hallowed ground.

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Photos by Beachwood Volunteer Fire Department.

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