The 200 Club of Wake County is an organization of concerned citizens dedicated to providing immediate financial help for the spouse and children of police officers, sheriff deputies, firefighters, EMS squad members and North Carolina State Highway Patrol serving in Wake County who lose their life in the line of duty.

Captain Nathan Burgess

Raleigh Fire Department

End of Watch: November 12, 2023

Time of Service: 25 Years

Chief Anthony "Tony" Bryant Mauldin

Town of Fuquay-Varina Fire Department

End of Watch: November 26, 2022

Officer Gabriel Torres

Raleigh Police Department

End of Watch: October 13, 2022

Deputy Ned Byrd

Wake County Sheriff's Office

End of Watch: August 11, 2022

Time of Service: 13 Years

Officer Ryan Andrew Hayworth

Knightdale Police Department

End of Watch: October 17, 2021

Time of Service: 3 Months

Assistant Fire Chief Keith Tessinear

Raleigh Fire Department

End of Watch: August 29, 2019

Time of Service: 28 Years

Master Deputy Stephon Wall

Wake County Sheriff's Office

End of Watch: April 22, 2018

Time of Service: 23 Years

Captain Jon Schondelmayer

Town of Cary Fire Department

Swift Creek Fire Department

End of Watch: December 18, 2013

Time of Service: 19 Years (Cary) & 18 Years (Swift Creek)

Captain Harry P. Kissinger VI

Raleigh Fire Department

End of Watch: December 11, 2009

Time of Service: 12 Years

Trooper Andrew James Stocks

North Carolina Highway Patrol

End of Watch: September 9, 2008

Time of Service: 4 Years

Lieutenant Herman S. Jones

Raleigh Fire Department

End of Watch: January 22, 2008

Time of Service: 27 Years, 8 Months

Firefighter Todd A. Blanchard

Eastern Wake Fire & Rescue

End of Watch: July 14, 2005

Time of Service: 2 Years, 1 Month

Investigator Mark Reid Tucker

Wake County Sheriff's Office

End of Watch: February 12, 2004

Time of Service: 28 Years

Deputy Sheriff Phil Owens

Wake County Sheriff's Office

End of Watch: October 2, 2003

Time of Service: 8 Years

Deputy Sheriff William Franklin James II

Wake County Sheriff's Office

End of Watch: September 5, 2003

Time of Service: 3 Years

Master Officer Charles Radford Paul III

Raleigh Police Department

End of Watch: September 10, 2002

Time of Service: 7 Years

Detective Paul Andrew Hale

Raleigh Police Department

End of Watch: July 11, 1997

Time of Service: 7 Years

The 200 Club of Wake County was founded by Patricia and Richard Hale in honor of their son, Paul Andrew Hale.

Detective Hale was fatally shot while attempting to apprehend a murder suspect.

The suspect was convicted of Detective Hale's murder and sentenced to life in prison. As of 2023, the suspect, one of North Carolina's most dangerous inmates, remains in a maximum security prison under close watch.

Detective Hale had been with the Raleigh Police Department for 7 years and was promoted five days before his death. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.