MISSOURI – Governor Mike Parson has ordered U.S. and Missouri flags to be flown at half-staff on Saturday at authorities buildings in St. Charles County and emergency medical stations in Missouri.
Flags shall be flown at half-staff to honor 27-year-old Michael R. Clarke, a St. Charles County Ambulance District paramedic.
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Clarke had been a licensed paramedic since September 30, 2022, and joined the St. Charles County Ambulance District on November 11, 2022. Clarke was discovered unresponsive in an ambulance district bed room after he didn’t reply to a name early within the morning on October 11.
After an try and resuscitate him, he was transported to a hospital however didn’t survive.
“Paramedic Michael Clarke cherished working as a paramedic, had compassion for the folks he handled, and was honored earlier this 12 months for saving the lifetime of a affected person in cardiac arrest,” Parson stated.
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