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31 Cents Scoop Nite At Baskin Robbins to Support Fallen Firefighters
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The Fire Depts & EMS from Washington Township, NJ (Morris County) are going to be at our local Baskin Robbins tonight. Baskin Robbins is donating $100,000 to Fallen Firefighters. It's a great…Continue
Tags: fallen, firefighters, scoop, cent, robbins
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mike France Apr 27, 2011.
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Richard Mistkowski replied to Bobby Halton's discussion Must Read Book " The Sleeping Giant Awakens""I have my theories on why this is taking place. This looks like a good read. I'm going to order it and read it on vacation in Cape May in a few weeks. Thanks for the overview."
Richard Mistkowski commented on Paul Combs's blog post VILLAINOUS PLOT"You can carry this over to volunteers as well. We are in a constant battle with local elected officials about money, even though we volunteer our time and account for 1/2 of 1% of our town's budget. It continues to be targeted and…"
Richard Mistkowski commented on Eddie Rogers's group Calling all Volunteer's"Hello everyone, we're a bit stuck and could use some help. Like everyone else, fund raising has gotten increasingly more difficult. Our pancake breakfasts always prospered, but now they have taken a hit. We're looking to find…"
Richard Mistkowski commented on Paul Combs's blog post OUT OF TOUCH"So what's the answer? In the "old days" people worked locally and participated in their communities. Today, everyone is so "maxed out" and overscheduled that they can't think straight. The training and…"
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This group is for the Volunteer's who may be on this site to exchange ideas and discuss issues that we face in our departments. Training, staffing, safety, sop's/sog's, stories, pics, whatever. Any and all welcomeSee More
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Richard Mistkowski posted a discussion31 Cents Scoop Nite At Baskin Robbins to Support Fallen Firefighters
The Fire Depts & EMS from Washington Township, NJ (Morris County) are going to be at our local Baskin Robbins tonight. Baskin Robbins is donating $100,000 to Fallen Firefighters. It's a great way to raise awareness. Who's going to be at their local Baskin Robbins? www.34fire.orgwww.35fire.orgwww.36fire.org See More
Shareef Abdu Nur commented on Richard Mistkowski's video
Chester Fire Ringing In The New Chief 2010 Leaving Station
"A very impressive tradition.. I was awareof this tradition, but I did not know of any FD's that still did it. Very impressive indeed!"
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- Lives in:
- Long Valley, NJ
- Department:
- Fairmount Fire Company
- Title/rank:
- President
- Years of public service:
- 10
- Agency structure:
- Volunteer fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Getting enough people involved in things
- Bio:
- I have been a volunteer firefighter since 1980. I am the owner of a Multimedia & Online Marketing Company. One of our vertical markets is multimedia and online marketing for First Responder manufacturers. I am the father of 2 beautiful children, Mattie and Lauren, as well as married to a beautiful woman, Lisa. We are also strong supporters of Down Syndrome Research. Mattie was born in 2005 with Down Syndrome. He is doing great!
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- http://www.34fire.com
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