Plymouth Community Ambulance Is Mourning The Death Of One Of Its Paramedics

PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA — A local ambulance association is mourning the loss of one of its members, the death coming less than two months after losing another medic.

The Plymouth Community Ambulance Association announced that paramedic John Clouse had passed away Tuesday morning.

Clouse, whose cause of death was not offered, reportedly died with his loving family by his side.

“John will always be remembered as an outstanding person and one that served his Country and the Community,” Thomas Trojansky, chief of operations at Plymouth Community Ambulance, wrote in a letter to staff, volunteers and members that was posted online.

Trojansky said he would pass along additional information to the community as it becomes available.

Clouse’s death was also announced on the Plymouth Ambulance Association Facebook page, where members of the public offered thoughts and condolences.

According to the ambulance association’s website, Clouse was a veteran of the U.S. Military, although it does not say what branch he was in nor when he served. His name was included along with other vets when the association wished the members a happy Veteran’s Day this past November.

A full obituary for Clouse did not appear to be available as of the time of the publication of this story.

In early August, the ambulance association announced it had lost another member with the passing of EMT Nina Kristine Sherrard.

Sherrard’s cause of death was never announced and her exact age was not given, but she appeared to be quite young, possibly in her 20s, judging by a website she ran that included a bio of herself and a timeline of her school years.

Patch will bring you additional information on Clouse’s death as it becomes available.