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Shane 12-25-2003 01:52 PM


Originally posted by Mark Mathews
What a horrible start to the day. It's crazy the way some people have HUGE issues around the holidays and crazy chit like this happens.

On the bright side, I Thank ALL Firefighters, Policeman, and Armed forces who protect us in different ways day in, day out.

The sacrifice of a Holiday with family is true commitment. Job well done Shane.

Best wishes to all,
Mark

Thank you Mark.:)

Shane 12-25-2003 01:53 PM


Originally posted by tripps
Are you sure your name isn't Santa instead of Shane???? God bless you,Happy holidays Tripps
Thanks Tripps. No I am just fat ole Shane.;)

Shane 12-25-2003 01:55 PM


Originally posted by CAP071
Volunteer Fire Dept You have balls Of steel to do that job ! MUCHO respect to You

My buddy is a fireman here in Phila That is one Job I could Never do GOD BLESS You and your crew

Cap,

There are all kinds of volunteer jobs that need to be done around the fire house. You do not have to be interior or medical to be a member and make a huge contribution. If you have ANY inclination at all, check it out. It can be very rewarding helping others.

Shane 12-25-2003 02:00 PM


Originally posted by Phantom1
Thanks for all you and your fellow firefighters do.

True heroes-

Thank you Phantom. We are NOT hero's. Heroes are those who are not fire fighters or police officers or military personnel that happen upon tragic circumstances and risk their lives or well being to help others. We are trained people who do a job serving the community (either volunteer or career). But your thoughts are certainly appreciated.

This thread was not to seek out attention or praise for firefighters but to give thanks for all we have and what we do. It was also to show us that there are many people out there that are far less fortunate and are victims of terrible people. It happening on a holiday is even more tragic.

Dean Ferry 12-25-2003 02:05 PM

Shane,
Thanks for all you and your fellow fire fighters do. I hope the rest of your holidays are more relaxing.
Dean

tanned fat looks better 12-25-2003 02:31 PM

Shane it sure makes you appreciate the small stuff doesn't it? This is the first Christmas I haven't been on duty in a few years and it sure is nice.

Try and make the rest of the day a good one. Happy holidays.

martiniboat 12-25-2003 03:59 PM

Kudos to Shane and the rest of the Fire Dept. You have a job that certainly takes a special kind of person! I truly hope the rest of your day is NOT work related.

Brian

RollWithIt 12-25-2003 04:56 PM

Sorry to hear about your day. Hopefully the rest of it is better. Merry Christmas!

formula31 12-25-2003 05:14 PM

Wow, I cant imagine how hard it is to go home after a day like that and try to behave as if nothing happened, especially on Christmas. I think I would be a basket case for a while.

Audiofn 12-25-2003 08:26 PM

Shane all I can say is WOW. I hope that you got to relax with the family a little bit since you have been home. Thanks for your voluntary service.

Jon


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