Shelly

, Female

United States

Profile Information:

Type of Organization
N/A
Years in Fire/EMS:
0
About Me:
In Jan 09 I will be starting the EMT-B class so I can voulnteer at my local Fire Station. It will take me about 4 months and then after I finish I will take the Firefighter 1 class.

I look foward to a new adventure in my life. My dad and husband are 110 percent behind my decision and very pround that I have chosen to follow a dream that I have wanted to do for a very long time.

I am the grand daughter, daughter and sister of fire fighters. My dad and brother taught me about giving 110% of yourself without expecting anything back.
I grew up in the Lawrence Park Fire Dept and would not trade a day of my life for that experience. The Lawrence Park Volunteer Fire Dept and Erie Fire Dept lost a brother Mike Crotty last week and how the community reached out and gave back makes me proud to be a member of that family. When we go back to visit my kids always ask to go to the fire hall. They guys love it they show them around and let them sit in the trucks, and we share memories of growing up here. My 13 year old son told me that he wants to carry on the family tradition and be a firefighter when he gets older said he has wanted to be one since he was 7 years old, that was his first trip to the Fire station I grew up in. It's in his blood. There is a feeling of being home when I walk through the doors of any fire station.
Relationship Status:
Married

Comment Wall:

  • Jim aka Bick

    JUST DROPPING BY TO SAY WELCOME TO FFN. I AM SURE YOU WILL ENJOY THE SITE.YOU CAN ADD ME AS A FRIEND IF YOU WANT TO, AND BE SAFE OUT THERE

    Apr 14, 2008

  • Tim

    the Erie Fire Department and the Lawrence Park Fire department and the family members of Mike are in our prayers.

    Apr 15, 2008

  • Tim

    thank you we're in good company... and it's good to have the support from people like yourself. We lost a Firefighter in Munhall around 12 yrs ago.. it was a truck accident the fire truck lost it's brakes and rolled over several times all members on the truck were disabled in some way and one firefighter died at the crash... it was a call for a smoking outlet and the other crews had to respond to the fire call while other crews attended to the hurt firefighters, yea i'll never forget that morning,, so i understand a little of what you all are going through,, Just remember the happy times and remember he's watching over everyone now.. stay safe Tim

    Apr 16, 2008