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Corporal Catherine M. Crawford
July 20, 1948 - March 5, 1995

In May 1993, Corporal Catherine M. Crawford assisted deputies under her command to break up a fight between two inmates. As a result of this altercation, Corporal Crawford sustained injuries to her hand and knee. The knee injury required surgery to repair the damage, but prior to the scheduled operation, Corporal Crawford experienced serious breathing difficulties. After extensive medical testing, it was determined that Corporal Crawford had developed blood clots that lodged in her lungs as a result of the injury to her knee.

Surgery to remove the blood clots was ruled out due to their location. After further tests, Corporal Crawford was accepted as a candidate for a lung transplant. It was while waiting for the transplant that Corporal Crawford died on March 5, 1995.

Corporal Crawford began her career with the Sheriff's Office on October 4, 1982 as a part-time deputy and was promoted to full-time status in July 1985. In November 1992, she was promoted to the rank of Corporal.

 

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Simon J. Bermingham
Deputy Sheriff 1912

William Marshall
Deputy Sheriff 1946

John Pullano
Deputy Sheriff 1957

George A. Conway
Undersheriff 1965

Francis E. Dombrowski
Deputy Sheriff 1970

Robert M. Skelton, Jr.
Sergeant 1972

Peter J. Rotolo
Sergeant 1974

Catherine M. Crawford
Corporal 1995

 

 
         
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