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Gino Bellizzi - Engine Co. 94

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Lives in:: Snohomish County, WA, United States

Department:: Snohomish County F.D. #19 (Silvana)

Title/rank:: Captain

Years of public service:: 4

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Professional Qualifications:: IFSAC Firefighter I
WA State EMT
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Member of the Puget Sound FOOLS

Topics you provide training for:: Engine co. Ops.
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At 11:42pm on February 9, 2009, Chad Berg said…: Gino,
Check out my blog on the commercial fire Ladder 72 had a couple of weeks ago. Good pics and small critique.

At 9:32pm on January 18, 2009, Eric Hankins said…: Congrats on getting Made Brother...

Another FOOL moving towards a common goal.

At 7:50pm on January 17, 2009, Chad Berg said…: Congrats on your test results, and Congrats on your promotion to Captain brother! Captain Bellizzi, that sounds good doesn't it?

At 2:32am on January 11, 2009, Chad Berg said…: Congrats again Gino on being awarded the 2008:

Fireman of the Year
Most Inspirational
Chiefs Award

Good luck next week on your Officers Test, I'm sure you will do well.

At 9:02pm on December 1, 2008, Chad Berg said…: Gino,

Nice little update Italian beefcake!

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At 6:23pm on September 20, 2008, Rick Lasky said…: Hey Gino,

Thanks for your kind words brother. What a great way to end the day!!!

You can get it at www.FireEngineeringBooks.com

Thanks again brother and stay safe!

Rick

At 2:54pm on September 15, 2008, Jeremy Stocker said…: Hey, everything is going good, hard and rewarding. I am doing well along with my other 18 brothers. Keep it safe!

At 10:13pm on September 14, 2008, Gino Bellizzi said…: Hey Brother,
If you have any tips on keeping a handle on Berg lets us know. That boy is running wild, FIRES,ENTRAPMENTS,ECT That brother is getting it all.
But the best part is he shares the experience with all us brothers. We cant beat Berg up to bad.

Gino
Engine Co. 94

At 11:44am on September 13, 2008, Ben Fleagle said…: Hey Gino!!! What's up? Hey take care a my boy, Berg down there. He has a habit of causin' a ruckus.

Ben

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