One of my best friends, Jack Underwood, grew up in Lynchburg. He came down here and was a FF/Medic up until the lure of being a cop got to him (I guess it was the thought of all of those donuts), now he's in Las Vegas. Oh, well. But I saw "Lynchburg" and figured I'd throw that out and see if you know him. Welcome to the nation.

Thanks for the add how is everything in Lynchburg

Thanks for the add. Stayin busy?

thanks for adding me

thats for the add hope you are staying out of the heat ....

Thanks for the add

I used to work in the LFD and volly in BTVF.

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its been in the 80's and 90's last couple of days had 2 house fires in a four hour period i thought i was going to melt when i was in my gear

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Be safe out there

NICE TO MEET YA

checking in with my friends to say hello and hope you are doing well. hope you are enjoying the site as much as i am.

Inquiring since your a CPR instructor, we have been going through so many changes. That when I teach I have to look into my book to see what we are doing this month. Have you gone through a lot of changes in the last past year?
Mace

Just a check call.How are you? Stay safe

My name is Tom Kenney. I’m a 24-year veteran and Fire Lieutenant on the Providence Fire Department. I’m pleased to announce that I’ve recently had my book, Working Class Hero: Memoirs of a Providence Fireman, published by Publish America (ISBN 1-4137-3107-4).

This is the first book of its kind written by a Providence Firefighter in 118 years.

“You can almost smell the smoke and feel the heat. ‘Working Class Hero: Memoirs of a Providence Fireman’ is a three-alarm read. It’s taken from the 23-year on-the-job experiences of a second-generation Providence firefighter who could shrug off tragedy with a flippant remark, time after time after time. Required reading.” (Wally Pickford -The Reporter)

“…his experiences pull the reader in and force them to think about the bravery of firefighters and of their own mortality.” (Kelly Smith - Warwick Beacon)

“Working Class Hero: Memoirs of a Providence Fireman is one man’s action-packed account of twenty-three years of life as a firefighter in busy metropolitan Providence – the third largest city in the Northeast. Experience what it’s like to be taken on one emergency call after another – fires, shootings, stabbings, and more. Encounter situations that are completely unimaginable to the average citizen. Thoughtfully written with the reader in mind, describing each stage of an incident, this book allows the reader to visualize riding along with the firefighters as they pull up to a scene and must take immediate action. In this book, Lieutenant Tom Kenney will take you inside the mind of a firefighter as he makes life and death decisions. Celebrate his victories and suffer his defeats. Glimpse a world few people ever experience. From practical jokes and fun around the firehouse to gut-wrenching real-life tragedies, this book covers it all!”

The book is currently available at Barnes & Noble Book Stores, Borders Books, and online through www.amazon.com and www.publishamerica.com. It is a full size paperback edition, 224 pages, and retails for $19.95.

Tom Kenney can be reached via e-mail at tekpfd@cox.net & at his webpage at: www.ProvidenceFireman.com.

do you know the hernandez girls, marcy or her two younger twin sisters?