Tomasz Rusztejko, Long-serving Volunteer Firefighter, Dies at 46

The firefighting community in Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki is mourning the death of Tomasz Rusztejko, a dedicated member of the Modlin Fortress Water Rescue Volunteer Fire Department who passed away at 46.

A Legacy of Dedicated Service

The firefighting community and residents of Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki are grieving the loss of Tomasz Rusztejko, a longtime member of the Modlin Fortress Water Rescue Volunteer Fire Department (OSP). Known for his unwavering commitment and kindness, his passing at the age of 46 has left a significant void in the unit.

Over the years, Rusztejko was an integral part of the brigade, participating in rescue operations, training exercises, and various organizational initiatives. To his fellow firefighters, he was not just a colleague, but a friend and a model of selfless service to others.

Remembered by Fellow Firefighters

The unit issued a heartfelt tribute, expressing their deep sadness over the loss. They noted that Rusztejko was a reliable planner and an expert instructor whose first-aid training sessions were delivered with passion and professionalism.

The firefighters stated that they are bidding farewell to a man of great heart who was always ready to act when help was needed. His colleagues emphasized that his smile and daily presence in the life of the unit have left a lasting mark on all those who served alongside him. They have extended their deepest condolences to his family and friends, honoring his memory as a symbol of responsibility and sacrifice.