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Download official Extensions PDFReturn to issue contextHONORING THE LIFE AND SERVICE OF GREENVILLE NATIVE AND UNITED STATES
MARINE AUSTIN “ZADE” ABDELNABI
HON. WILLIAM R. TIMMONS IV
of south carolina
in the house of representatives
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Mr. TIMMONS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the life and service of Austin “Zade” Abdelnabi, a United States Marine and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Officer whose life was tragically taken in the line of duty on August 4, 2026.
and Greenville area and a graduate of Blue Ridge High School. Before answering the call to serve our Nation as a United States Marine, he spent his early years in the community he called home. His commitment to service would continue beyond his military career, leading him to join the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in 2023, where he dedicated himself to protecting and serving the community.
home. His roots remained firmly planted in the Upstate, where much of his family still resides. The community that helped shape the man he became continued to be an important part of his story, and his loss has been deeply felt in both South Carolina and Nevada.
Zade embodied the values of honor, courage, integrity, and sacrifice. Through his service in the United States Marine Corps and his work in law enforcement, he demonstrated a commitment to something greater than himself. He answered the call to serve his country as a Marine and continued that calling as a police officer, placing himself in the service of others until his final watch.
protecting the community he faithfully served. His loss is deeply felt by his fellow officers, those who served alongside him in the Marine Corps, his loved ones, and the Greenville community he called home. The outpouring of love and support from across South Carolina and beyond stands as a testament to the impact of his life and service.
Zade is survived by his wife, Sage Abdelnabi; his father, Ghaleb Abdelnabi; his mother, Amy Harvey; his stepmother, Sana Masoud; his brother, Daniel (Ryan) Abdelnabi; and his sister, Janae Koury. His family now carries the weight of an unimaginable loss. Behind the uniform was a husband, son, brother, and friend whose life meant far more than the titles he held or the duties he performed.
his sacrifice in protecting the public, but for the life he lived and the people he loved. His dedication to duty, devotion to his family, and willingness to serve others leaves behind a legacy worthy of recognition.
Mr. Speaker, I ask that Austin “Zade” Abdelnabi and his contributions to our Nation and the communities he served be entered into the Record for posterity.