KEMTA Hall of Fame

At the 27th Annual Awards Ceremony, in Garden City, Kansas on March 18, 2000, the Kansas Emergency Medical Technicians Association announced the establishment of the Kansas EMS Hall of Fame.
The purpose of the Hall of Fame is to pay respect to those that have devoted their lives to EMS in the State of Kansas.
Restricted to those that have retired from delivery of EMS care or are no longer with us, inductees are selected by the Kansas Emergency Medical Technicians Association Board of Directors and honored at the annual Awards Ceremony.

Physical Location:
There is a display of the pictures and accompanying narrative about each inductee on the walls of the Kansas Board of EMS offices at the Landon State Office Building, 900 SW Jackson Street, Room 1031 in Topeka. Visitors are certainly welcome at any time during business hours.

Click on a KS EMT Hall of Fame recipient below to learn more

Lyle E. Eckhart	Galen Gentry	Luther Keith
Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame March 18, 2000	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame March 18, 2000	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame March 18, 2000

Marilyn Crowley	Phyllis Vanhoose	Jim L. Werries
Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame March 31, 2001	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame March 31, 2001	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame March 31, 2001

Joseph R. Cobb	Loy Eary	Dale Creed
Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame April, 2002	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame April, 2002	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame March 29, 2003

Randy L. Reinecker	Larry Joy	Carl "Andy" Anderson
Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame March 29, 2003	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame March 28, 2004	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame April 9, 2005

Robert Dean Orth	Dan Dailey	Don White
Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame 2006	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame 2006	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame 2006

Joe Willy	Ted McCurdy
Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame 2007	Inducted into the KS EMS Hall of Fame 2008