Hope all the guys up there are doing better since your loss. We missed you here at the FRI in Dallas. Was a pretty good show. Be safe and stay in touch...
hey brother happy ot hear about your promotion, looks like to brothers of the BFD just got a little better protected. Congratulations and keep those brothers warm and safe.
JL
At 8:56am on November 19, 2008, Greg Sellers said…
Chief, your welcome, just a question, I'll be in buffalo for two weeks starting Nov 28. I know you probably hear this alot, but what's that chance of a ride-along for a night or day tour? I'd like to pick the brains of the buffalo truckies on thier procedures and tactics. Again, congrads
Great News on the promotion Brother. It is great to see one of the "Good Guys" getting in top positions. Keep up the great work and KTF. Mike knows what he is doing.
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Hope all the guys up there are doing better since your loss. We missed you here at the FRI in Dallas. Was a pretty good show. Be safe and stay in touch...
I feel for your loss.. All the guys in Buffalo are in my prayers... If you need anything let me know..
So sorry for your losses today. You and the brothers of the B.F.D. are in the thoughts and Prayers of the members of the Hilton.
My sympathies for the losses suffered by your department. may god be with them.
JL
See you in San Diego?
I am looking on info to improve our members knowledge and skill with the saws. Any writings or suggestions?
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