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Lives in:: Jamestown NY

Department:: jfd

Title/rank:: firefighter/emt/ Fire Prevention/Code enforcement

Years of public service:: 12 vol 5 paid

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: staffing/ training

Professional Qualifications:: firefighter II, emt, hazmat tech, fire officer I, rope rescue tech, training officer I, NYS Code Enforcement officer and way to many little ones not worth it to list.

Areas of expertise:: Expert of none, student of all.

Bio:: 34 year old ff, with 4 wonderful kids, Love to travel, Easy going guy for the most part great love for the fire service I still believe its the greatest job their is. and I apologize my spelling is horrible which is actually funny before I moved into the fire service I was a sign painter.

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Funeral for fallen Buffalo firefighters info

For those of you in my neck of the woods I wanted to pass this info to you.
The Funeral for Lt. McCarthy will be this Friday at 9:30 am, Funeral for Firefighter Croom will be at 1:00 . Both will take place at St Josephs old cathedral on 50 Franklin st. Buffalo. Collation to follow at the HSBC arena. Please pray for our fallen brothers and their families.
Stay strong and safe my brothers and sisters

Posted on August 25, 2009 at 9:00pm — 1 Comment

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At 6:59pm on February 8, 2010, Ben Fleagle said…: I'll let you know. It wouldn't be the first time one of us went to help out at another department's training and found ourselves roasted on the spit!

At 6:18pm on February 8, 2010, Ben Fleagle said…: Hey Brother!! Thanks for the good comments on the article. I actually wrote it to help several local brothers in redoing theirs. I truly enjoy the process and when it is done, the helmet feels that much more a part of your own history. As for the paint, well. 'Nough said, but I'll be callin' on you if I ever need help with leather! Thanks again. (Just saw a burned up lid belonging to another officer in my department, he took a beating at a training burn run by another department. The paint is all raised up on the crown and I'm concerned that his lid is cooked.., knowing him, he isn't pleased. I'm dying to hear what happened.

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