The Los Angeles County Fire Department is mourning the tragic loss of Firefighter-Paramedic Jerry W. Guzman, who passed away in the line of duty on Friday.

Guzman, a highly respected and dedicated member of the department, was assigned to Fire Station 32 in Azusa. He faithfully served the L.A. County Fire Department and surrounding communities for 23 years, leaving behind a legacy of courage, service, and sacrifice.

In a heartfelt statement shared on social media, the department wrote: “We extend our deepest prayers & condolences to the Guzman family.”

While specific details regarding the circumstances of his passing have not yet been released, his death has left fellow firefighters, friends, and community members in deep sorrow.

Jerry W. Guzman will be remembered not only for his decades of service but also for his unwavering commitment to protecting lives and serving others. His loss is profoundly felt within the fire service family and by all those whose lives he touched throughout his career.

The L.A. County Fire Department, along with the broader community, stands in support of his family during this difficult time. Plans to honor his memory and service will be shared as they become available.

May Firefighter-Paramedic Jerry W. Guzman rest in eternal peace, and may his family and colleagues find comfort in the legacy of dedication and bravery he leaves behind.