82 Hours Remaining Rick's
ReFlections of his 32 years career in the Fire Service...
Duane…my
brother in Christ and dear friend
Kenny…who
puts us in stitches
Randy…in
your prime, the best Lieutenant
Gula…the
best officer our department has had
Mitch…a good
medic, most diligent employee
Tracy…thanks
for being a good partner and LT
Rob…early
struggle, afterward excellent pursuit
Big Al…first
Paramedic Coordinator and best ping pong player
Little
Al…always a good friend – Go Dodgers! Go Ducks!
Zoo, Fish
and John C…thanks for some B Time!
JT…ya all be
good now ya hear. Paramedic down!
John…thanks
for joining me in Stairclimb adventures!
Paramedic
Partners…RSI someone for me:)
Big A…dry
humor, gentle spirit
Karyn…put
into her hands and – she’ll get it done!
Bruce…can
fabricate a story like none other:)
Byron…sure
glad you were at the helm that day:)
Pete…how
about another great tour?
Obie…sure
you don’t want to play Pickleball?
Stone…don’t
think that you’ll ever regularly beat Justin…
Weber…always
the heart for excellent patient care
Ron…I
finally took a complete tennis match from you
Prior to
PAF&R…
Dave Dodson…more than a ‘best
man’
Duane Foy…a southern gentleman, brother in Christ
JB…little man Byers
Mike Harte…great smile and big
heart!
Roy 
Ingram…couple weeks
at Chanute, and now Reunited!
Ingram…couple weeks
at Chanute, and now Reunited!
2 comments:
I don't belong on this list!
Each is on the list for a reason. Though yours may seem insignificant...the memory is quite remarkable of both my arrival at Chanute and finding an High School buddy there and then our most recent re-encounter. Those are reasons enough for me. So sorry...you must remain:)
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