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Residence.
OKC
Department:
Tinker Fire Department
Title/rank:
Captain
Years of public service:
20 years
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Top issues in your department:
Training, manning, promotions.
Professional Qualifications:
IFSAC Fire Officer II, Fire Instructor II, High Angle Rescue Tech, Confined Space Rescue Tech, Haz Mat Tech.
Topics you provide training for:
Engine Co. Ladder Co. Rescue Co. FF Safety and Survival, RIT.
Web site:
http://www.mid-americafools.com

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At 5:57pm on October 30, 2009, Jenn Ross..aka "J-RO" said…
Jim, no thanks. If you only knew how excited I was when I found out you were going up there. It meant alot. Its a honor to know the quality of firefighters like yourself, Brian and the Cheif and be able to call you guys brothers and friends. I knew that you, Spencer and Brian would get the most out of it. And for Ray to have a chance to work with you guys, so you can continue training our firefighters here... It was well worth it. Sorry I couldn't come up, but I knew that Tony and Ray would treat you well. I've been in and around the fire service all my life, and I know when someone has the passion for the job. So actually I should thank you for going. I hope next year you'll go too.
Sincerely you friend and sis
Jennie
At 6:15pm on June 4, 2009, Jenn Ross..aka "J-RO" said…
Hey bro, I'm going to start putting them on tonight. Also I have disc of them for Brian so I'll try and down load them to your email tonight also...SIS
At 5:06am on June 28, 2008, Jenn Ross..aka "J-RO" said…
Jim, Just found out from Kris your coming up to help with our class in Sept........ Thank you, Jenn
At 7:21pm on April 24, 2008, Tony Piontek said…
What props are you using? Trying to simulate? I use a few vapor props due to the fact that it is what we are trying to teach. Other props are liquid leaks for the same reason. I'd like to talk more about it, but I need more info to be clear on an explanation. Biggest thing I can tell you is make them as real as you can. I'd be glad to give you whatever pointers I can.
At 5:26pm on April 23, 2008, Mike Donovan said…
Jim,

Big tall ugly blonde guy? Yes I know Ron, we came on together, good fireman, buffed up guy. Was just appointed provisional LT. I tell him you said hi. Peace Brother
 
 

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