Acadian Ambulance medics Jimmy Dupuy and Brent Pellegrin were inducted into the Louisiana First Responders Christian Association’s Hall of Fame on Wednesday, Oct. 14, during a ceremony at the Heymann Performing Arts Center in Lafayette.
This prestigious distinction honors firefighters, law enforcement officers, and EMS professionals who have gone above and beyond through civic engagement, youth mentorship, and community stewardship.
About Dupuy
Dupuy joined Acadian Ambulance in 1992 as an EMT, earning his paramedic certification the following year. He has worked in a range of roles, including as a paramedic field supervisor, compliance officer, and adjunct instructor for Acadian’s National EMS Academy. He is currently an operations supervisor for Acadian’s Hub City region, which includes Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, and Vermilion Parishes. He is a graduate of Leadership Youngsville and is a member of Youngsville Community Church in Youngsville.
“This accomplishment is humbling, to say the least,” said Dupuy. “I am extremely proud to be a paramedic and represent my fellow first responders by accepting this honor.”
About Pellegrin
Pellegrin joined Acadian Ambulance in 1990 as an EMT, earning his paramedic certification in 1992. He has worked as a paramedic field supervisor and strike team member and is currently a paramedic in Terrebonne Parish. He has been actively involved with fundraising organizations to support youth activities, including the South Terrebonne High School Gator Club, the Lacache & Montegut Middle School Band Boosters, and the South Terrebonne High School Band Boosters. He is a member of Vision Christian Center in Bourg.
“It’s an honor to receive this award,” said Pellegrin. “I enjoy being able to help people during their times of need and serve my community.”
