"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Deborah. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
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Fireyladd - Retired Chief Sharp
- 68, Male
- Irondale, OH
- United States
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Phishing Scamm
Started this discussion. Last reply by Fireyladd - Retired Chief Sharp Apr 19. 4 Replies 0 Likes
FYI!!!!! Please be aware that this individual (James Pollard) may be using this site as a Phishing scamm. Do not correspond with them or give them any information.At 9:57pm on January 21, 2023, James…Continue
Does your Dept receive training on Armed threatening subjects?
Started Dec 8, 2017 0 Replies 0 Likes
Question? If you arrive at a scene and walk into a subject threatening you or someone else with a weapon what would you do? Do you carry a weapon? Do you wear ballistic protection? Have you received…Continue
Looking for one of these EMS shirts
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jamie O'Connor Sep 2, 2015. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Interagency Incident Specialist- Ive been looking for one of these T-shirts in Ex Large. When we had the Biscuit Fire in Southern Oregon I was given one by the Forest Service EMS crew working the…Continue
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"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Rogelio. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Katie. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Dee. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Josh. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
"At 7:12pm on April 11, 2023, JPollard said… Hi, I have something very vital to disclose to you,.Could you please get back to me on ( mr.jamespollard01@gmail.com ) for the details.Thanks.
Do not respond to this Phishing scamm!"
"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Chief. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
"Welcome to Firefighter Nation David. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Jim. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
"Thank you Chief,
I really appreciate the welcome! It means a great deal to me.
Robert (Rob) Taylor"
"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Robert. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Chief. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
"Welcome to Firefighter Nation Chief. There is lots to do and be involved with here. Your involvement and participation is important to us all. William Sharp, Retired Chief Brookings Fire/Rescue Brookings Oregon"
Profile Information
- What State do you live in?
- OH
- Type of Organization
- Part/Paid Fire Department
- Job Function
- Firefighter/Driver Operator
- Years in Fire/EMS:
- 31
- Primary Fire/EMS Department:
- Brookings Fire/Rescue
- Years With Department/Agency
- 31
- Other Past or Current Departments and Organizations
- Curry County Fire Chief-Retired
- My Training:
- 31 years of training, experience an education.
- About Me:
- Husband & Father of two and recent Grandfather. Love to ride motorcycles and spend time outdoors. Retired and living in Central Eastern Ohio now. Volunteer with Irondale Fire Rescue. Irondale Ohio
- Day Job:
- Fire Chief- Retired
- Relationship Status:
- Married
- Facebook or Other Online Profile:
- http://www.facebook.com/fireyladd
- Why I Joined Fire/EMS
- The joy of helping others an living on the edge.
- Why I Love Fire/EMS
- Its what I do. Its been my life and Carreer.
- Top Issues Facing Responders:
- Training, Budgets an shrinking time.
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If tomorrow never comes
Posted on July 25, 2009 at 3:00pm 11 Comments 6 Likes
If tomorrow never comes would I have missed it?
Would I have taken the time to experience life and its simple pleasures?
Could I step away and never notice the small things it has to offer?
You must take time to see those things so much more important.
The patterns of Spider webs covered with dew, the struggle of an Ant moving a piece of material three times its size. The rustle of autumn leaves of many colors in Fall. Tiny new-borne fawns frolicking in the tall grass… Continue
Would I have taken the time to experience life and its simple pleasures?
Could I step away and never notice the small things it has to offer?
You must take time to see those things so much more important.
The patterns of Spider webs covered with dew, the struggle of an Ant moving a piece of material three times its size. The rustle of autumn leaves of many colors in Fall. Tiny new-borne fawns frolicking in the tall grass… Continue
the open road calls
Posted on May 23, 2009 at 3:30am 9 Comments 5 Likes
The open road is calling to warm and sunny places yet to be discovered, seen and enjoyed. Come along and ride with me to adventure and fun. It is discovered when seriousness and work are left behind to those who never stop working long enough to even realize that they are now old and tired. Don’t waste another gorgeous day or weekend at the office doing stupid things that could be done next week or another day by someone else locked into… Continue
Thoughts!
Posted on May 23, 2009 at 3:21am 6 Comments 9 Likes
while walking down a stony path one day I spotted a tiny pebble in the midst of the stones and knelt to pick it up. I quickly glanced at it and put it in my pocket moving on down the path.
A few weeks later I was sitting on a bench in the yard just relaxing and I reached into my coat pocket and found the small stone I had picked up that day. Turning it over and really looking at it I saw that It was so beautiful to my eyes. Smooth and translucent with colors of Opal and fire running… Continue
A few weeks later I was sitting on a bench in the yard just relaxing and I reached into my coat pocket and found the small stone I had picked up that day. Turning it over and really looking at it I saw that It was so beautiful to my eyes. Smooth and translucent with colors of Opal and fire running… Continue
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 3:40pm on February 12, 2024,
Robert Taylor said…
Thank you Chief,
I really appreciate the welcome! It means a great deal to me.
Robert (Rob) Taylor
- At 5:33pm on April 4, 2023,
Gregory Todd Nichol said…
Thank you for the welcome
Todd
- At 6:31pm on January 23, 2023,
DEBRA MILLER said…
- Thanks Chief, I was part many years ago. Life took over, came back and made it to the finish line.
Deb, a.k.a. Me2
- At 10:36am on October 1, 2022,
Jason Roberts said…
Thanks Chief
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