AMBLER, Pa. — The Wissahickon Fire Company and the greater Montgomery County community are heartbroken to announce the passing of Deputy Chief Jonathan Deck, a respected leader, devoted firefighter, and cherished friend to many.
Deputy Chief Deck dedicated his life to serving others, demonstrating courage, integrity, and compassion in every call he answered. His leadership and steady presence were a source of strength for his fellow firefighters, and his commitment to public safety exemplified the very best of community service.
Beyond his professional role, Jonathan was known for his kindness, mentorship, and unwavering support for his firefighting family. Colleagues describe him as a man who led by example — calm under pressure, selfless in service, and deeply loyal to those around him.
“Jonathan wasn’t just our Deputy Chief — he was our brother,” a fellow member shared. “He gave everything he had to this community, and his loss leaves a hole in our hearts that can never truly be filled.”
The Wissahickon Fire Company has released service details to honor Deputy Chief Deck’s life and legacy. Members of the fire service, community residents, and all who knew him are invited to attend and pay their respects.
Deputy Chief Deck’s passing is a profound loss not only to his family and colleagues but to the entire community he so faithfully served. His dedication, bravery, and compassion will never be forgotten.
The thoughts and prayers of the Wissahickon Fire Company remain with the Deck family during this time of immeasurable sorrow.