In Loving Memory of Captain Scott Janowski

It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that we mourn the passing of Captain Scott Janowski, a respected and dedicated member of the Buffalo Fire Department. His loss is deeply felt not only within the department, but throughout the community he served with honor, courage, and unwavering commitment.

Captain Janowski was more than a firefighter—he was a leader, a mentor, and a trusted brother in the fire service. Throughout his career, he exemplified the true meaning of service, placing the safety and well-being of others above his own. His dedication to protecting lives and property, often under the most challenging and dangerous conditions, stands as a testament to his character and selflessness.

Those who worked alongside Captain Janowski remember him for his steady leadership, calm presence under pressure, and genuine care for his fellow firefighters. He led by example, earning the respect and admiration of his peers through his integrity, professionalism, and compassion. His influence extended far beyond the firehouse walls, shaping lives and inspiring those who had the privilege of serving with him.

As we grieve this tremendous loss, our thoughts and prayers are with Captain Janowski’s family, friends, and loved ones, as well as his brothers and sisters in the Buffalo Fire Department. The pain of losing someone so valued is immeasurable, and we stand united in honoring his life, his service, and the legacy he leaves behind.

Out of deep respect for Captain Janowski and his family, privacy is requested during this difficult time. Additional information will be shared when appropriate.

Though Captain Scott Janowski may no longer walk among us, his spirit, dedication, and sacrifice will forever remain a part of the Buffalo Fire Department. His memory will live on in every life he touched, every firefighter he guided, and every act of service inspired by his example.

Rest in peace, Captain Scott Janowski.
Your watch has ended, but your legacy will never be forgotten.

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