State trooper dies from 9/11 related illness
Retired Sergeant Ivan M. Morales passed away on Friday. Sergeant Morales was a member of the NYPD during his assignment to the World Trade Center search and recovery efforts.
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Nov 1, 2022, 10:55 AM
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2ds agoA 17-year veteran of the state police has
died following an illness stemming from his assignment at the World Trade
Center site following the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001.
Retired Sgt. Ivan M. Morales passed away
on Friday. Sgt.
Morales was
a member of the NYPD during his assignment to the World Trade Center search and
recovery efforts.
Sgt. Morales joined the New York State Police in 2005 and served with the state police for over 17 years before entering retirement in 2022. Sgt. Morales was assigned to Troop T at the time of his retirement.
Sgt. Morales joined the New York State Police in 2005 and served with the state police for over 17 years before entering retirement in 2022. Sgt. Morales was assigned to Troop T at the time of his retirement.
He is
survived by his wife and two children.
His viewing and funeral services are later this week in Catskill.
His viewing and funeral services are later this week in Catskill.
