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Rob Reardon
35, Male
South of Boston
United States - Share
Rob Reardon's Groups
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Fire Service Leadership
167 members
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Safety and Survival John Salka FDNY
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FDIC
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Rob Reardon's Page
Profile Information
- Residence.
- Massachusetts
- Department:
- Duxbury Fire
- Title/rank:
- Firefighter/Paramedic
- Years of public service:
- 9
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Web site:
- http://www.duxburyfirefighters.com
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Just found your page while checking up on what's new around here... See ya at the seminar and thanks again for your help.
Bill
You can start the group right here!
Bobby
I have seen your training stuff why can't we create a Duxbury group or a page on here for the Duxbury Training events. I will post anything you need me to on Fire Engineering to support training.
Your Friend
Bobby
Oh yeah and Basset was always in my passenger seat....
Those were the days.
I remember when you were the "Doogie Hauser" of Fire Photography.
Next time you go South, stop in Harwich.
It is great to see a Duxbury man in here and a friend of Bill Noonan. I am glad to have you on board. I am asking everyone to use their full names,if it is cool with you not demanding but respectfully asking. It just makes it easier for an old guy like me to relate.
Your Brother
Bobby