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Lives in:: Newburgh, NY

Department:: FDNY

Title/rank:: LIEUTENANT

Years of public service:: 18

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Professional Qualifications:: Nationally Certified Level II Instructor. Instructor FDNY Probationary FF School. Instructor FDNY Technical Rescue School.

Bio:: 18 year member of FDNY. LT assigned to Div. 7 in the Bronx.13 years in Squad Co. 41, South Bronx. Trained in Haz-Mat, High Angle, Confined Space, Trench Rescue and collapse.

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At 9:42am on May 3, 2011, Nathan Edwards said…: Hi Steve,

Would you mind taking a look at my 9/11 picture album to see if you or your collegues might recognise any of the fire fighters I photographed at Ground Zero back in 01 when I was working for the New York Post. I am heading to New York in July and would like to make contact with them to ask if they will be part of a 10 years on photo feature project

Cheers Nathan Edwards, Australia

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At 10:15am on February 4, 2009, Dave Gallagher said…: Hey Brother, check out your email... a little present for you...

At 7:59pm on February 3, 2009, Dave Gallagher said…: WWSD? Hey Brother... maybe you could put a sock monkey photo in.... that'd be cool....

be safe...

At 2:49pm on August 21, 2008, Jack J. Murphy said…: Are you ever going to add your photo? The gray shadow representation of you makes me think you are on a Wanted List somwhere.

At 2:41pm on July 17, 2008, Mike Stallings said…: Sorry I missed you getting the medal at Medal Day, I would have loved to have been there. Keep the boys safe, keep in touch.

Be Safe.

Your Brother in Fire,
Mike Stallings

At 10:11pm on May 13, 2008, John Melfa said…: Hay Bro. Hows things? Every thing is good here in JC.

Stay safe.
John

At 7:15pm on April 24, 2008, Anthony Avillo said…: hey bro
that's great news congrats
get him on the ladder now where all men belong!!!!
stay safe

At 7:48am on April 23, 2008, Anthony Avillo said…: Hey stevie
how's it hanging
missed u at fdic
how r things in the city
talk 2 u soon pal
styay safe over there
aa

At 4:01pm on April 11, 2008, Steven Gillespie said…: Hi Steve,

If you are ever in the sunshine state please let me know I would love to meet my NE namesake (brother). For clarities sake, I am a firefighter who happens to hold the rank of assistant chief. I say this because the minute I forget this I will become another worthless numbnut dipdunk forgot where he came from chief, and I do not want that to ever happen. Looking at your friends list I am sure you have and endless support system, however, If I can ever be of assistance let me know. Stay in touch.

Stay Low Stay Safe and Train Everyday

Steve

At 10:54pm on April 10, 2008, Steven Gillespie said…: Hi Steve,

I would suspect that I will be getting some of the messages intended for you and the reverse would apply as well. I find it oddd but amazing that there are two S Gillespie's on here, both career members with relatively the same amount of years on the job. Anyways, it is always great to reach out to a new brother, especially one with a great name.

Stay Low, Stay Safe, and Train Everday,

Steve G

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