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Residence.
Desoto, KS
Department:
Shawnee Fire Department
Title/rank:
Captain
Years of public service:
21 years FD/ 4 years USMC
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Top issues in your department:
Training
Leadership/Motivation
Topics you provide training for:
Large Area Search, Ladders, RIT, Swift Water Rescue, High-Rise, NIMS, To name but a few.
Areas of expertise:
Management/Leadership, Adult education,
Bio:
Born and raised on a Vegatable truck farm, Graduated High-school in 1980 from Shawnee Mission North. Two days after graduation Enlisted into the United States Marine Corps (1980-1984) MOS's 0311,0317,3521. Worked in Auto Transmission repair. Entered the Volunteer Fire service in 1985. Paid/fulltime 1987. Recieved my B.A. degree in Management from Ottawa Univ. in Dec 2007

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At 1:30pm on June 19, 2008, Erik Kallauner said…
Did you guys eat all those fresh potatos we sent you?
At 7:41am on June 10, 2008, Rick Mosher said…
Anderson hit it right on the head.
At 9:25am on June 8, 2008, Dave Anderson said…
Whimbo....Glad to see you finally joined the group. Maybe in the next 5-6 years you can add a picture of yourself!
 
 

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