MOUNT PEARL, N.L. — The City of Mount Pearl is in mourning as flags across the community have been lowered to half-mast to honor the life and service of Firefighter Craig Quigley, a respected and dedicated member of the St. John’s Regional Fire Department. His passing has brought profound sadness to colleagues, friends, and residents who admired his commitment, courage, and unwavering sense of duty.

Firefighter Quigley was known not only for his professionalism in the line of service, but also for the kindness and support he extended to those around him. Fellow firefighters describe him as someone who led by example—steady under pressure, compassionate to those in crisis, and always willing to lend a hand, whether on a call or within the firehouse walls.

“Craig embodied what it means to serve,” one colleague shared. “He showed up not just to do the job, but to make a difference. He was the person you wanted beside you on the hardest day.”

His loss is deeply felt within the firefighting community, where bonds run strong and the work demands trust and sacrifice. Departments across the region have expressed their condolences, acknowledging the weight of grief shared among those who trained, served, and stood beside him.

For the City of Mount Pearl, the lowered flags serve as a visible sign of respect and a reminder of the impact Firefighter Quigley had on the community he helped protect. His dedication helped safeguard countless lives and homes, leaving a legacy of service that will not be forgotten.

The City has extended heartfelt condolences to Firefighter Quigley’s family, friends, and colleagues, asking the public to keep them in their thoughts as they navigate this difficult time.

Funeral arrangements and memorial details are expected to be announced in the days ahead, with many in the community preparing to gather in support and remembrance.

Firefighter Craig Quigley’s legacy lives on in every life he touched—through the lives he protected, the friendships he built, and the courage he carried with him every day.

May he rest in peace. 🕊️