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Comment by Shannon Kobe on March 28, 2012 at 9:19pm: p.s. yes the symposium was very hard to wrap our heads around but you would have thought that many there would have had the message about what was going on a lot sooner rather than later but...well we keep sticking our heads in the sand about the subject sooner or later we will find something buried deep in the american fire service that has been missed....

Comment by Shannon Kobe on March 28, 2012 at 9:17pm: Paul; about the doneky or is that a jack a__ ___ anyway.....this is awesome....you rock brother...I felt like I was back in Baltimore at the symposium on suicide and depression in a room full of well...exactly what you sketched up here.....I am suffering from sore ribs...it is so close to spot on .... a very solid bit of insight and talent .... do not stop doing your thang....take care....

shannon over at firefighterveteran.com

Comment by Paul Combs on March 21, 2012 at 12:35pm: Haha... any excuse to draw an old chief's car!!

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