Alpharetta, Georgia – John Roach, a dedicated firefighter who served the City of Alpharetta for 25 years, has sadly passed away.
Roach, who retired as Fire Captain in August 2023, left behind a legacy of service and leadership that profoundly impacted the community he served.
His passing was announced on social media, where colleagues, friends, and community members expressed their grief and shared memories of his commitment to public service.
A respected figure in the fire department, Captain Roach was known for his quiet leadership and dedication to his duties.
One colleague reflected, “Captain Roach will always be remembered as a man of few words who stood tall and exercised silent leadership.”
His influence extended beyond the firehouse, touching the lives of many within the community, as well as his family and friends.
The cause of John Roach’s death has not been publicly disclosed, and details regarding his funeral and obituary will be shared by his family at a later date.
His passing leaves a deep void, and many have called for thoughts and prayers for his loved ones during this difficult time.
Captain John Roach is survived by his wife, children, and numerous relatives and friends who are mourning the loss of a beloved family member and community hero.