Hey Fellas; We lost a firefighter this week in this part of the country. People were in danger , and he was in a cherry picker by power lines, that had not been turned off yet. He was putting water onto the building and the electricity arced and he died. I remember being in Brooklyn after 911 and how everyone was showing appreciation for our fire fighters, we don't have to wait for someting of that magnitude to show our appreciation

SO thank for for all that you do to keep us safe. Some paid and many do it just for civic resposnibility and every time they go to work they put themselves in danger to keep the rest of us safe

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU!

growing up, we had 2 house fires,...yup 2.

The firefighters saved our dogs each time.  The first time, I pulled up to the house and the FF was on the front lawn w/ moms shitzhu, poking her chest with 2 fingers (the dog muddy,...... the dog), giving mouth to mouth and then pumping again.(yes Dom, still talking about the dog)  

She eventually responded and spent another 7 or 8 yrs with us before passing of old age.  She was "different" after that but she was still with us.

He is a friend of the family now.  The station is right up the street from my parents house, every Christmas, mom brings them a big Lasagna.  Now that they (mom n dad) spend winters in Fla, my brother continues the honor for her.

One of the guys we got to know personally moved to south county.  I found this out by delivering his cabela's order one day.  I leave a card for him each yr so he remembers that WE remember.

A thumbs up occupation filled by many thumbs up people.

Thanks again guys.