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Type of Organization: Fire/Rescue Department - Paid

Job Function: Captain

Years in Fire/EMS:: 16

Primary Fire/EMS Department:: NAS Pensacola Fire Department

Years With Department/Agency: 7

Web Site:: http://www.warringtonvfd16.com

Other Past or Current Departments and Organizations: Innerarity Point VFD - Asst. Chief
Ensley VFD - Captain
NAS Whiting Field Fire Department - Firefighter
Bellview VFD - Captain

My Training:: FF I
FF II
Airport FF
Hazmat Awareness, Operations, Technician, Incident Command
Driver Operator Pumper
Driver Operator Aerial
Driver Operator ARFF
Fire Officer I
Fire Officer II
Instructor I
Inspector I
Confined Space Rescue Technician
NREMT-B

About Me:: I joined the fire service as a junior firefighter where I met my wife. I owe my volunteer experience on getting my career job as a federal firefighter. I started my career as a firefighter at NAS Whiting Field Fire Dept. and later transferred to NAS Pensacola Fire Dept prior to the merge of all four bases.

Relationship Status:: Married

Why I Joined Fire/EMS: Joined Bellview VFD in 1994

Why I Love Fire/EMS: the experience of everything

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Chief 601 Complete

Posted on November 28, 2007 at 6:51pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

Chief 601: Complete (RIP) He walked through fire, he felt it’s heat Yet never once did he waver. A Firefighter; he’s done his best, He showed the hot blaze no favor. When others called he answered - yes; Quickly, each time he responded During the day or if at night Never left callers confounded. So brave and strong, mighty was he One to respect and admire. He fought the fight, remaining tough 601: The Chief of fire. Amazing though was his soft heart, His kindness and gentle smile He touched us… Continue