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Years of public service:
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Professional Qualifications:
New York State Firefighter I and II
FAST
New York State EMT-B
CompletedFEMA professional development series
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From Upstate (North of Albany) New York, frequent the Adirondacks as my family has a hunting camp there.

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At 10:16pm on October 3, 2008, Chuck Fager said…
Good Luck!
At 10:27am on August 12, 2008, Nate DeMarse said…
Thanks for the add and the comments on our website. We appreciate it.

I just moved out of Woodlawn Friday. We bought a house in Washingtonville in Orange County. I will be in Woodlawn on Wednesday to move some final stuff out and I have the apartment at E 241st & Katonah until 8/31.

Hope all is well. You will enjoy Woodlawn, I did!
At 9:15pm on July 31, 2008, Rebecca Wax said…
yeah I had a relapse, my dad passed away a month ago and a week later i started getting sick again.
You should do great if you've been finishing in 7 mins. Hope you are ready for the medical as well, I've heard a lot of people fail it, but usually thats people who waited until the last minute to start working out.
At 9:33am on July 31, 2008, Rebecca Wax said…
hey good luck on your CPAT, i got my letter saying I'm scheduled for august 11th, but due to some annoyingly serious health problems I have to postpone mine until the next round of testing. When are you taking yours?
At 8:44am on June 20, 2008, Rebecca Wax said…
I was there once on a thursday, so you probably did see me that one time. I'm usually there mondays, wednesdays and saturdays now. they do allow people who need extra help to come more often. I was supposed to take my cpat with the first group in april but due to a medical reason i had to postpone so now I'm trying to get out there as much as possible and I have heard them say multiple times anyone who needs the extra help can come more. But if you dont need it they will probably tell you no. where in the bronx do you live?
At 3:27pm on June 18, 2008, bill noonan said…
Hey 12, you make me feel old,,,only kidding thanks....bill
At 8:17am on June 18, 2008, Rebecca Wax said…
hey, so have you been out at the rock for the cpat training? and if so what day are you there? I'm out there a few days a week so it's hard to remember everyone I've seen.
At 9:03pm on June 17, 2008, Jamie Morelock said…
Nice pictures of the 2nd, Mike was showing them to me earlier. I personally liked the one you shot from the fire escape looking down on the trucks set up in the street.

Good luck with the rest of the process.
At 6:26pm on June 17, 2008, Sandy Lasa said…
Hey Bobby, Good Luck on becoming one of NYC's bravest
At 3:16pm on June 17, 2008, bill noonan said…
Bobby...good luck, as they say.."still the best job going"...BILL

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