Remembering Brian Kanterman Inc

Brian Kanterman, made the ultimate sacrifice for the communities he loved.

The tragic loss of a very close friend in a fire at age 13 was the catalyst for Brian’s career of service. At the age of 15, he became a volunteer EMT and eventually attained the rank of Captain. Once of legal age, he volunteered for Community Fire and then became a nationally certified firefighter. After college, he felt called to become a police officer and eventually became a Deputy Sheriff. However, he sadly died in the line of duty on December 25, 2018 at the age of 25. To honor him and continue his life of service this charity was formed.

It was Brian's dream to be promoted to a K-9 officer and to find a way to help fill the void with Service Dogs for both Police and Veterans. When you are kind, caring and passionate about making a difference, no matter how old you are, you can move mountains.

It is our hope to inspire all citizens to get involved and give back to those that give so selflessly to protect and serve. Together we can make a difference and have a positive impact in the world around us. By honoring Brian's fellow First Responders we honor him and his life; a life that was dedicated to protecting and serving the communities in which he lived.