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Chris Piepenburg
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  • Aurora
  • United States
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October 25, 2009
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October 7, 2009
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September 28, 2009
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August 30, 2009

Profile Information

Residence.
Aurora, Colorado
Department:
South Metro Fire Rescue
Title/rank:
Firefighter/Paramedic
Years of public service:
13
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Topics you provide training for:
Technical Rescue, RIT
Areas of expertise:
That Stephen Hawking guy is an expert, me not so much!!
Web site:
http://www.southmetro.org

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At 2:24pm on December 16, 2009, Brad Hoff said…
Hey brother do you know a brother Roy Browning from Aurora? If you do pass on to him that the brothers in North Pole Alaska say Merry Christmas and also to you!
At 1:44pm on December 16, 2009, Paul Basic said…
hey chris, all is good. The strap is going fine Just a lot of leg work to do on my own. It would be a lot better if i had help. well i am @ the firehouse and going to eat lunch, talk to you soon.
At 8:50am on November 6, 2009, Jeff A. Carlson said…
chris, wondering if you found your dept. oath of office yet? waiting to hear back from you.
At 5:29pm on August 30, 2009, Jeff A. Carlson said…
Yes Chris I would like to see your department's oath of office, it would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
At 10:27am on August 30, 2009, Jeff A. Carlson said…
hey chris, I was wondering what your dept. does for the swearing in of new firefighters, looking to do more than hand them a badge and say good luck.
At 12:30pm on December 12, 2008, Michael Bricault said…
Yeah, that makes sense. Randy was always into the medical aspect much more than the fire service side. I hope he is well.
At 10:55pm on December 9, 2008, Michael Bricault said…
Yes I know Randy as well. Is he on your job too?
At 11:44pm on December 8, 2008, Michael Bricault said…
-Hey Chris, tell Ziggy Klien I said hello. He was always one of my favorite people to work with.
-The Brickster remembers a time when Captain Klien was Rookie Klien; and he was a great guy then too.
-Stay safe Brother.
At 10:09pm on December 2, 2008, Jim Mason said…
Let's take the picture and make another senario on it for Mcmansions. I;ll call you on Weds
Jim
At 1:24pm on December 2, 2008, CJ Barney said…
Hey Piepshow! Thanks for the message (last April). I never really look at this site. Things are good here in Portland...should get promoted next year.

Hey, nice job on that article in FE! Impressive! Are you going to FDIC this year?
-Barney

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