A Tribute to Service and Sacrifice
St. Paul’s was honored to be a stop along the Gulf Coast Brotherhood Ride, as a dedicated group of law enforcement, fire, and EMS personnel cycled 441 miles across three states to honor first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Monday evening was especially meaningful as our own Taylor Billa (4th grade), son of fallen Mobile Police Officer Justin Billa, led the riders onto campus.
We were also honored to share dinner with the families of four fallen Mobile Police Officers: Brandon Sigler, Steven Green, Justin Billa, and Sean Tuder. It was an evening filled with remembrance, gratitude, and a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who serve and the families who love them.
A special thank you to Deputy Alex Lott and Mary Katherine Martin for making this meaningful evening possible. We were grateful to play a small part in such an important journey.
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Monday evening was especially meaningful as our own Taylor Billa (4th grade), son of fallen Mobile Police Officer Justin Billa, led the riders onto campus.
We were also honored to share dinner with the families of four fallen Mobile Police Officers: Brandon Sigler, Steven Green, Justin Billa, and Sean Tuder. It was an evening filled with remembrance, gratitude, and a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who serve and the families who love them.
A special thank you to Deputy Alex Lott and Mary Katherine Martin for making this meaningful evening possible. We were grateful to play a small part in such an important journey.
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161 Dogwood Lane
Mobile, Alabama 36608
P. (251) 342-6700
F. (251) 342-1844
Mobile, Alabama 36608
P. (251) 342-6700
F. (251) 342-1844
St. Paul’s Episcopal School is accredited by the Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS)/Cognia, is a member of the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES), the Alabama Independent School Association (AISA), and the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA).