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Hall Ambulance Service proudly recognizes Paramedic William Miles as a Star of Life for his exemplary service, quick thinking, and compassion under extraordinary circumstances.

William began his EMS career with Hall Ambulance in June 2020 and is currently assigned to an Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulance at the Hall Ambulance substation located at the Mojave Air and Space Port. His colleagues know him for his calm professionalism, dedication to patient care, and ability to work seamlessly alongside partner agencies.

On the afternoon of July 16, Paramedic Miles was dispatched as part of a multi-unit response to a scene in Rosamond, California. Arriving as the third ambulance, he encountered a highly unusual and difficult situation: two patients were in cardiac arrest, including one of his coworkers. Despite the emotional strain of the moment, Miles immediately focused on supporting the resuscitation of the original patient. Working in coordination with Kern County Fire Department Engine 15 and fellow Hall Ambulance personnel, he provided critical interventions with skill and composure. His actions ensured that life-saving measures were carried out effectively in an extraordinarily complex and stressful environment.

Beyond his clinical excellence, William is admired for his steadfast commitment to the communities of eastern Kern County. He is described by peers as a reliable partner, a caring caregiver, and someone who can be counted on to rise to any occasion.

Hall Ambulance Service is honored to recognize Paramedic William Miles as a Star of Life.

Hall Ambulance Service is proud to honor EMT Osvaldo Michel as a Star of Life.

Osvaldo began his EMS career with Hall Ambulance in November 2022 and is assigned to the company’s substation at the Mojave Air and Space Port. From his first days on the job, he has been known as a dependable and steady team member, dedicated to providing excellent care to the communities of Eastern Kern County.

On the afternoon of July 16, 2025, Osvaldo responded as the third ambulance dispatched to a cardiac arrest in Rosamond, California. Upon arrival, he encountered an extraordinary scene: two patients in full cardiac arrest, one of whom was a fellow Hall Ambulance Paramedic. Rising to the challenge, Osvaldo worked alongside his Paramedic partner, Kern County Fire Department Engine 15 personnel, and other Hall Ambulance team members to provide advanced life-saving efforts. While his colleagues focused on resuscitating their fallen coworker, Osvaldo demonstrated composure and professionalism by assisting with the original patient’s care, ensuring that no one was left behind in this unprecedented dual crisis.

Osvaldo’s calm demeanor, teamwork, and commitment under pressure reflect the highest ideals of emergency medical services. In one of the most difficult moments an EMS professional can face, he upheld the mission of Hall Ambulance with compassion, skill, and courage.

Hall Ambulance Service is proud to recognize EMT Osvaldo Michel as a Star of Life for his dedication and exemplary service to both his patients and his colleagues.

Hall Ambulance Service is proud to recognize Paramedic Supervisor Shrey Patel as a Star of Life.

Shrey joined Hall Ambulance in April 2016, where he quickly established himself as a skilled and compassionate clinician. Today, he serves as Supervisor for the Mojave Desert and mountain communities of Eastern Kern County, supporting crews in some of the most challenging and remote environments in the region.

On the afternoon of July 16, Shrey was monitoring radio traffic when he heard one of his crews dispatched to a cardiac arrest. Moments later, he learned that the situation had escalated—one of his own Paramedics, Ken Robesky, had collapsed while treating the original patient. Without hesitation, Shrey initiated a Code 3 response. Upon arrival, he found Kern County Fire Department personnel and fellow Hall Ambulance staff working valiantly to save their colleague. Shrey immediately joined the effort, assisting with resuscitation while coordinating care for both patients. He worked side by side with multiple ambulance crews and fire personnel, ultimately helping to provide advanced life support interventions until care could be transferred at Antelope Valley Medical Center.

Shrey’s actions that day reflect the very best of EMS leadership: calm under pressure, clinical excellence, and an unwavering commitment to his team and patients alike. His ability to step in during a moment of crisis and provide both hands-on care and supervisory support embodies the mission and values of Hall Ambulance.

Hall Ambulance Service proudly honors Paramedic Supervisor Shrey Patel as a Star of Life for his dedication, leadership, and outstanding service to his colleagues and community.

Hall Ambulance is proud to recognize Emergency Medical Technician Jeremy Capps as a Star of Life. Jeremy began his EMS career with Hall Ambulance on April 5, 2011, and currently serves on an Advanced Life Support ambulance based in Rosamond, California.

On the afternoon of July 16, EMT Capps and his partner, Paramedic Ken Robesky, were dispatched to a cardiac arrest in Rosamond. While caring for the patient, Paramedic Robesky suddenly collapsed, pulseless and apneic. Jeremy remained calm under extraordinary pressure, immediately calling for additional resources and initiating life-saving efforts for both his partner and the original patient.

Working alongside Kern County Fire Department personnel, Jeremy performed CPR until reinforcements arrived. He assisted with the resuscitation of Paramedic Robesky, who was transported to advanced care, before returning to help with the original patient until resuscitative efforts were concluded.

Jeremy’s composure, quick action, and selfless dedication to both his partner and his patient in this crisis exemplify the very best of EMS. Hall Ambulance is honored to celebrate Jeremy Capps as a Star of Life.

Hall Ambulance Service is proud to recognize Emergency Medical Technician Robert Brengartner as a Star of Life. Brengartner began his EMS career with Hall Ambulance in December 2009 and has served the community of Rosamond, California, for more than 15 years. He is stationed at the Hall Ambulance Rosamond substation, which is staffed with two Advanced Life Support ambulances, where he is known for his dedication, teamwork, and steady professionalism.

On July 16, EMT Brengartner responded to a call that demonstrated his commitment not only to his patients but also to his fellow EMS providers. He was dispatched as the second unit to the scene of a cardiac arrest where crews were already engaged in lifesaving efforts. Upon arrival, he found the Kern County Fire Department and his colleagues from the first responding ambulance working to save two patients—one of them being the Paramedic from his own station. Without hesitation, Brengartner joined the team, assisting in resuscitation efforts and supporting the scene until a third ambulance arrived. He then helped load his injured partner and safely transported him to the emergency department, ensuring his coworker received the urgent care he needed.

This incident exemplifies the selflessness, skill, and professionalism EMT Brengartner brings to his work every day. Whether caring for the residents of Rosamond or standing by his teammates in their moments of greatest need, he embodies the values of service, compassion, and community.

Hall Ambulance Service is proud to honor EMT Robert Brengartner as a Star of Life.