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Everyone Goes Home Summit

I am goint to attend this in March. I am really looking forward to this, especially the presentation on the Charleston fire. It will be my first time to attend anything at the NFA, and I am going alone. Is anyone on this site going to attend also. I would love to meet some of the great fire service people from this community. Stay safe and take care.

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Comment by Brenda Tenney on January 24, 2009 at 10:41am: Jason our fire dept payed respects ,and where there afterward. I cannot believe that those 9 men where sent in.,such and place like that.What really went on.Why ? So many questions.No answers.
I saw,the pictures,i have learned.I have not forgotten.We are all brothers and sisters .We are fire fighters.

Comment by Jason Hoevelmann on January 23, 2009 at 10:25pm: The summit is in Emmitsburg Maryland. The one topic that I am very interested in is the Charleston report on the 9 LODD from last years sofa store fire. Hope to see you there.

Comment by Brenda Tenney on January 23, 2009 at 6:20pm: Jason,am not sure as of yet if any one from our FD is going,BUT! if they do,i will catch and ride with them,since am not quite sure of how to get around Charleston. I will mention this to the Chief of my dept.,because Charleston is about 50 or 70 miles from Bamberg county. Thank you and keep safe.Brenda

Comment by Rob Cannon on January 22, 2009 at 10:31pm: I am in Baltimore/DC area... get a hold of me when you come out.

Rob

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