On March 22, the Pennsylvania State Police filed felony and misdemeanor charges against the driver, Jayana Tanae Webb, following an investigation into the crash. My heart goes out to their families and the communities they lived in and served.” “This mournful incident is a stark reminder of the risks - and sacrifices - our law enforcement officers undertake every day to keep us safe. “This is a heartbreaking tragedy that occurred while these troopers were protecting and serving,” said Gov. Governor Tom Wolf ordered the commonwealth flag on all commonwealth facilities, public buildings, and grounds fly at half-staff to honor Troopers Mack and Sisca. The funeral procession and interment will be private and are not open to the public. Both troopers spent their entire careers assigned to the Patrol Section of Troop K, Philadelphia.Ī public funeral service for Sisca will take place on Saturday, April 2 at noon at Perkiomen Valley High School, 509 Gravel Pike, Collegeville 19426. Sisca enlisted in the Pennsylvania State Police in February 2021 and graduated as a member of the 161st cadet class. Mack enlisted in the Pennsylvania State Police in November 2014 and graduated as a member of the 141st cadet class.
Mack III for his funeral.(Photo by Jeff Goldberg/For MediaNews Group)įollowing the funeral service, a procession of hundreds of vehicles escorted the body of Trooper Mack to Our Lady of Grace Cemetery in Middletown Township where he was laid to rest. Police officers stand at attention as the processional brings the body of State Trooper Martin F. We appreciate and know the sacrifices that you make for us,” he said. “As you leave home each day your family is wondering whether you will return at the end of your shift. “I’m sure this senseless killing once again sharpens the anxiety of the men and women who serve and protect us, and place themselves in harm’s way as State Troopers and law enforcement,” said Father Mooney. They were doing what they were called to do – in service to others and the protection of others. They laid down their lives and gave all that they possibly could give. And they themselves had no greater love than this. And the urgency of that call to him and Trooper Sisca, when they heard that call that this man was in danger, they ran to save him. “Marty was escorting that young man walking on Interstate 95. “What came to mind when I thought about Marty are the words of sacred scripture, ‘No one has greater love than this – to lay down one’s life for his friends.’ Mark Church, the Ancient Order of the Hibernians, (Michael Dougherty Div., 1, Bristol), Troop Rugby, and was an assistant coach for the Bristol Township Truman Tigers Lacrosse Team.
Mack was a member of The Midnight Squad of the Pennsylvania State Police, Belmont, a member of St. He only lived in Bristol Borough for four short years and he had already made an impact in everything he joined and was a part of,” said Mooney. Mack III onto Route 1 on the way to his funeral.(Photo by Jeff Goldberg/For MediaNews Group)įather Mooney said Trooper Mack “was a young man loved by so many. The processional brings the body of State Trooper Martin F. The great love shown by that is an honor and a tribute to this wonderful man.”įather Mooney presided at the service, sharing words of comfort with the late Trooper’s wife, his daughters, his parents, his brother, and to his friends and law enforcement colleagues. “There were so many people lining the streets, the highways with their hands on their hearts, saluting to our brother. Mark Catholic Church in Bristol where Trooper Mack attended services with his wife, Stephanie, and his cherished daughters, Olivia Reese “Livvie” and Rowan Jane. Michael’s today,” said Father Dennis Mooney of St. “One of the most touching things that I ever saw was leaving Bristol and coming here to St.
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Sisca were killed March 21 by a drunk driver while assisting a pedestrian on Interstate 95.
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