Officer Michael Kominsky Obituary
WEST BRIDGEWATER — Chief Timothy Nixon and the West Bridgewater Police Department are saddened to announce the passing of Officer Michael Kominsky.
Officer Kominsky, 51, a dedicated member of the West Bridgewater Police Department for 29 years, passed away early this morning after a prolonged battle with cancer.
Joining the department in 1995 as a part-time patrol officer, he transitioned to a full-time role in 1998. He was the son of former Chief of Police Robert Kominsky and held Badge #1, reflecting his status as the most senior patrol officer.
Throughout his distinguished career, Officer Kominsky received numerous accolades. Earlier this month, Chief Nixon awarded him the Distinguished Service Medal for his nearly three decades of service.
Moreover, in August 2021, honored with the Medal of Valor by Chief Victor Flaherty Jr. for his heroic actions in capturing a murder suspect from Boston.
Additionally, in October 2014, he earned the Life Saving Medal for rescuing a man trapped in an underground sewer.
Officer Kominsky also served as a Firearms Instructor and Taser Instructor (Electronic Control Weapon) during his tenure.
“We are deeply saddened by the loss of a cherished member of our police family,” said Chief Nixon. “Mike served our community with honor, courage, and unwavering dedication for 29 years. Our hearts go out to his family during this challenging time. He will be profoundly missed by all who knew him.”
Lastly, information regarding a memorial service will be shared as it becomes available.
(2024) – Brockton, MA – Russell & Pica Funeral Home – West Bridgewater (legacy.com)
