Worcester County, MD (October 1, 2025) – Today, Worcester County is remembering Deputy First Class Brian Keith Heller, who would have turned 61. Heller was killed in the line of duty on June 14, 2000, in a crash while serving the residents of Worcester County. His death marked a profound loss for the department and the community he protected.
The Worcester County Sheriff’s Office posted a tribute on its official Facebook page, noting Heller’s service, dedication, and commitment to the community. “Though the years have passed, his memory continues to inspire us to serve with honor, courage, and compassion,” the post stated. It encouraged residents to take a moment today to reflect on Heller’s life and the sacrifice he made. Heller’s career exemplified a dedication to public safety, and his passing is still remembered by colleagues, friends, and residents. Each year, the sheriff’s office and community members mark the anniversary of his death, honoring his service and the risks law enforcement officers face daily.
“The legacy of Deputy Heller reminds us of the courage and dedication required to protect our community,” the post concluded. His memory continues to influence the department’s values and commitment to service.
Photo: Worcester County Sheriff’s Office Facebook Page