Representative Malagari honors fallen hero Corey Nawrocki in Pennsylvania House tribute

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In a heartfelt tribute during the House Session on July 1, 2025, Pennsylvania lawmakers honored the memory of First Sergeant Corey Nawrocki, who tragically lost his life while volunteering for the Ukrainian army. Representative Malagari, who spoke passionately about Nawrocki's service and sacrifice, emphasized the profound impact he had on his community and the nation.

Nawrocki, a North Penn High School graduate, dedicated over two decades to the United States Marine Corps, where he served with distinction, earning multiple commendations including the Bronze Star Medal with valor and two Purple Hearts. His military career included five deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, and he played a pivotal role in training fellow Marines during his time at Marine Barracks Washington.

After retiring in 2021, Nawrocki continued to serve his community and the world, ultimately volunteering to fight alongside the Armed Forces of Ukraine in their struggle against Russian aggression. His commitment to defending freedom and democracy led him to the front lines, where he was killed in action on October 27, 2024.

The session included the presentation of a condolence resolution, which recognized Nawrocki's life and contributions. The resolution expressed deep sorrow for his passing and extended condolences to his family, highlighting his legacy as a beloved community member and dedicated veteran.

Nawrocki's funeral is scheduled for July 3, 2025, at Arlington National Cemetery, where he will be laid to rest with full military honors. His story serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by service members and the enduring impact they have on their communities. As Representative Malagari concluded, "Corey, may your memory be eternal. We'll always remember you, and we thank you for your service."

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