Sgt. Adam J. Amrozi Remembered: Lincoln Park Honors a Firefighter-Paramedic Whose Life Was Dedicated to Serving Others

 The Lincoln Park, Michigan, community is mourning the unexpected passing of Sgt. Adam J. Amrozi, a respected firefighter-paramedic whose life was defined by courage, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to helping others. Adam passed away on July 19, 2026, at the age of 52, leaving behind a legacy that extends far beyond emergency response. Family members, fellow firefighters, friends, and community residents are remembering a man whose dedication to public service was matched only by his kindness, humility, and genuine care for those around him. His passing has created a profound void, but the countless lives he touched continue to reflect the extraordinary person he was.

Throughout his distinguished career, Adam proudly served the residents of Lincoln Park as a firefighter-paramedic after previously serving with the Riverview Fire Department. He earned the trust and admiration of colleagues through his professionalism, calm leadership, and willingness to stand beside others during their most difficult moments. Whether responding to emergencies, mentoring younger firefighters, or offering encouragement to coworkers, Adam approached every responsibility with integrity and compassion. His service exemplified the highest ideals of the fire service, making him a respected leader both inside and outside the department.

Lincoln Park Fire Chief Michael Prinz described Adam as much more than a firefighter, remembering him as a loyal friend and devoted public servant whose influence will continue to shape the department for years to come. Fellow first responders have shared similar reflections, recalling a colleague who consistently placed the needs of others before his own while fostering an atmosphere of teamwork and mutual respect. His leadership was never measured solely by rank but by the example he set every day through dedication, humility, and unwavering support for those around him.

Within the fire station, Adam was affectionately known as "Chef," a nickname that reflected one of his favorite ways of bringing people together. Preparing meals for fellow firefighters became more than a tradition; it became an expression of friendship and family. During long shifts, those shared meals created moments of laughter, conversation, and encouragement that strengthened the bonds among the department. Colleagues say his generosity, warm personality, and sense of humor transformed ordinary days into lasting memories that will forever remain part of the station's history.

Long before his career in public safety, Adam demonstrated the determination and teamwork that would define his life. A graduate of Trenton High School, he excelled in both football and hockey, proudly helping his hockey team capture a state championship in 1991. Those experiences reinforced the values of discipline, perseverance, and teamwork that later became hallmarks of his career as a firefighter and mentor. Whether on the ice or at the firehouse, Adam consistently inspired others through his dedication and willingness to lift those around him.

Above every professional achievement, Adam treasured his family. He is survived by his beloved wife, Sara Boritzki-Amrozi, their daughter, Genesis Amrozi, his parents, John and Michelle Amrozi, his sister Lisa Jacobs and her family, along with many relatives, friends, and fellow first responders who will continue honoring his memory. As loved ones gather for visitation and the Firefighter and Family Sharing Service, they will celebrate a life defined by service, love, and an enduring commitment to community. The family's request for memorial contributions to the Michigan Humane Society further reflects Adam's compassionate spirit and lifelong care for others.

Sgt. Adam J. Amrozi will be remembered as a courageous first responder, devoted husband and father, trusted mentor, and loyal friend whose influence reached far beyond the calls he answered. His legacy lives on through the firefighters he inspired, the community he faithfully served, and the family he loved without reservation. As Lincoln Park honors his memory, Adam's example of selfless service, kindness, and leadership will continue inspiring future generations to serve with the same compassion and integrity that defined his remarkable life.