our mission & vision
Mission:
To provide resource and referral services for veterans, first responders, and their families.
Vision:
A world without suicide.
Pillars:
Education, Employment, Healthcare, Housing, and Service
Our Programs
Honor365 is Celebrating 6 Years
Honor365 6th Year Anniversary of serving and supporting Veterans, First Responders, and their Families. Always “Remembering The One”
About Us
Honor365® was founded on March 31, 2017 with the mission of providing resource and referral services to veterans, first responders, and their families. Visit Our Programs page to learn more about what we do every day, always Remembering the One®. We invite you to be a part of Honor365 by volunteering and contributing to our vision of a world without suicide as we continue to support those who support us 24/7.
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Video Gallery
Check out our video gallery to experience our events that support our veterans, first responders, and their families.
Congratulations to Corporal Farnsworth for his recent promotion! Corporal Farnsworth has been assigned to the Investigations Division for the past 2 years previously having been assigned to the Patrol Division after coming to our department from another agency. He has 11 total years of experience as an officer.
With this well-deserved promotion Corporal Farnsworth has been assigned to the Patrol Division where his experience and knowledge will be a great asset to the many young officers that he will be working with and mentoring.
We honor you, Corporal Farnsworth.
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Congratulations to our Fire Prevention Officer Lisa Richard. Officer Richard completed an arduous process of studying, training and in-the-field practicum to recently receive her Fire Investigation Technician cert from the International Association of Arson Investigators.
We are thrilled for her achievement and for Caldwell to add another fire investigator to its ranks.
We honor you, Lisa Richard.
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Matthew Rybinski, 100, of Minoa, a World War II veteran and Carrier Corp. employee, died Thursday, April 13, 2023.
He grew up on the family farm in Pompey and was a 1941 graduate of Manlius High School.
He apprenticed as a tool and die maker until he enlisted in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He served as a gunner on the USS Minneapolis (CA-36) in the Pacific from 1943 to 1946.
According to his obituary, he received the Bronze Star, the Philippine Liberation Ribbon and the Asian Pacific Medal.
After returning from the war, Rybinski married, and he and his wife Margaret started a family. While working at Prestolite, he attended night school to become an engineer. He completed his career as a manufacturing engineer at Carrier Corp.
He was a parishioner and volunteer at St. Mary’s Church in Minoa.
Rybinski was a skilled woodworker, furniture refinisher, builder and gardener, according to his obituary. He used his skills helping friends, family and his church. He volunteered his time at the Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum constructing a replica canal boat.
In retirement, Rybinski and his wife enjoyed golf and bowling. They would travel around the country in their motor home and attend annual Navy reunions.
The couple was married for 73 years and still lived in the home they built in 1953, according to his obituary.
In February, Rybinski celebrated his 100th birthday with the aid of Honor Flight Syracuse. He was on Honor Flight Syracuse to Washington D.C. in 2019.
We honor you, Matthew Rybinski.
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FF/EMT Tammy Slaugh has been with North Tooele Fire District since 2016, and is one of the toughest members of the entire fire community!
We honor you, Tammy Slaugh.
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Sgt. 1st Class Javier J. Gutierrez, 28, of San Antonio, Texas, died February 8, 2020 from wounds sustained during combat operations in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan.
Born in Jacksonville, North Carolina, August 12, 1991, Gutierrez enlisted in the Army in 2009, as an infantryman and was stationed at Fort Bragg, while assigned to the 2ndv Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment. In 2012 Gutierrez attended the Special Forces Assessment and Selection at Fort Bragg, and was selected to attend the Special
Forces Qualification Course. He graduated in 2015 as a Special Forces communications sergeant and was assigned to 3rd Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne), at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida.
Gutierrez deployed once to Iraq while assigned to 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment and once to Afghanistan while assigned to 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne).
Staff Sgt. Gutierrez was posthumously promoted to Sgt. 1st Class and awarded the Bronze Star Medal and Purple Heart.
We honor you, Javier Gutierrez.
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We are excited to introduce our newest Police Officer, Schadie Brown. Welcome to Moab!!
We honor you, Schadie Brown.
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Engineer Kosutic has been serving for 12 years in the fire service. He was promoted to Engineer 5 years ago. Kosutic is the FTO for A platoon. He enjoys sharing his knowledge and training probationary firefighters.
We honor you, Engineer Kosutic.
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Mr. Vraciu (which rhymes with cashew) accomplished his most spectacular feat in the South Pacific when he shot down six dive bombers within eight minutes in what became known as the “Great Marianas Turkey Shoot” in the Philippine Sea. He called it “a once-in-a-lifetime fighter pilot’s dream.”
Two of the aircraft carriers he flew from were torpedoed, twice he parachuted to safety, and twice more he was forced to ditch his Grumman F6F Hellcat — brushes with death that earned him the nicknames Grumman’s Best Customer and The Indestructible.
He was nominated for the Medal of Honor and received the service’s second-highest honor, the Navy Cross. And although he ranked as the Navy’s top ace for four months, he ended the war in fourth place. When he died, he was the nation’s ranking living World War II ace, according to the American Fighter Aces Association.
Alex Vraciu, who was just 25 when he reigned as the Navy’s top World War II fighter ace after downing 19 Japanese aircraft and destroying 21 more on the ground in only eight months in 1944, died on Jan. 29, 2015 in West Sacramento, Calif. He was 96.
We honor you, Alex Vraciu.
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We have a new sergeant! Sgt. Borders will be serving the Millcreek community. We are so excited for him and the great service he provides everyday. Congratulations!
We honor you, Sgt Borders.
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