Sergeant Craig Ward of the Utah Highway Patrol has been officially declared dead by his colleagues. He will be remembered for the service and sacrifice he made while on duty for the people of Utah, and for this he will be remembered forever.
Let’s learn more about the sergeant and the circumstances surrounding his demise.
When the news broke that the sergeant had died, many were stunned. His friendly and helpful demeanor is well-known within his circle of friends. He always managed to make an effect on the people he came into contact with, whether they were on or off duty.
His colleagues from the police department have turned to the internet to express their condolences and support to the family at this difficult time. His untimely death has taken everyone in the Utah police department by surprise.
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Craig is the sergeant of the Utah Highway Petrol Division who died in April of this year. As of this now, there is no definitive answer as to what caused his death. According to his Go Fund Me page, he was admitted to the hospital for treatment, although this was not confirmed.
According to the go fund me page, they are attempting to raise a total of $5,000 to aid the sergeant’s family with expenditures. As of the time of writing this article, $3,580 had been collected out of a total donation of $5,000.
Daniel Hogan is the one who started the page; he has not revealed anything about his relationship with the sergeant. There have been a total of 21 donations thus far. It is heartbreaking that the man who rallied the community to aid others passed away so suddenly.
In a message from its official Twitter feed, Utah Highway Petrol announced that the sergeant’s funeral has been scheduled for April 28, 2022, at noon at the Deseret Peak Complex, located at 2930 West Highway 112, Tooele.
Sergeant Craig Ward Age, Wife & Family
Craig was most certainly over the age of 50 at the time of his death. His birth date, on the other hand, is not known with any certainty at this time. In accordance with the information on his LinkedIn page, it appears that he has dedicated his entire life to the service of others.
He has stated on the page that he served in the United States Army as a Staff Sergeant for ten years, from 1991 to 2001. Following that, he joined the Utah Highway Patrol in 2001. From 2001 to 2016, he served as a Trooper. After that, he was promoted to the rank of sergeant.
It indicates that he was a happily married guy with a wife with whom he had twin daughters at the time of his death. His unexpected death has left his family in a state of full devastation, and they are struggling to cope with the loss.
Thousands of people have expressed their appreciation for his service and have expressed their solidarity with the deceased’s family. The Utah Police Department and the people of the state hold him in high regard for his service.a