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Josh
Ladder 3
Thanks for the add. Slide by OKC sometime and we'll see if we can't dirty up that white helmet. lol......leather forever! Read some of your stuff, pretty impressive. Keep up the good work.
Brian
Just wanted to thank you for the time you spent in Lacey for Captains College. Your candor and clear passion for the subject matter was greatly appreciated. There is no doubt in my mind that many of the tools I have gathered from that weekend will not go unused in furthering my career in the fire service and beyond. Thank you again and I sincerely look forward to the next time we meet. Take care, --M
Your recent Captain's College in Lacey Washington was attended by some of the firefighters from my dept. (as you well know). They had incredible things to say about the three days of intensive, information. Once specific comment was, "There is no way I could have covered some of the that information if it was not presented in such a passionate way".
Thanks for always putting your heart into what you are teaching. It shows that you truly do care about the future leaders of the fire service. Please pass on to your family a big thank you for letting us borrow some time.
PS- Have you taken all of your wet clothes out of the ziplocs?
Thanks, Scott C.
Send me the info and I will forward it on to everyone around here
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