Brad Mallory

Male

Nashville, GA

United States

Profile Information:

Type of Organization
Fire/Rescue Department - Volunteer, Fire/Rescue Department - Paid, Combination Fire Rescue Department, Emergency Management
Job Function
Firefighter, First Responder
Years in Fire/EMS:
4
Primary Fire/EMS Department:
New Lois Fire Rescue
Years With Department/Agency
4
About Me:
Im married to my beautiful wife of 11yrs...we have 3 kids.. I work at a Dodge Dealership and Im ASE Advancel Level Specialist. Been workin on Dodges for over 10yrs.....I love working with the Fire Department when they need me!!!!
Day Job:
Chrysler Technician
Relationship Status:
Married
Why I Joined Fire/EMS
Well I was on the Berrien Co. Search and Rescue and I enjoyed helping people in their time of need, but we didnt have alot to do...So when they was an opening in a local Dept I went and applied and joined...I dont mind the pager going off at 3:00am when Ive got to go to work the next morn...Im up and ready to help 24-7....If your not ready 24-7...This isnt your place!!!!!
Why I Love Fire/EMS
I enjoy helping people when they are in need........

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  • cornbread209

    appreciate the add. i can remember the roundabout fire like it was yesterday, and the one in waycross & fargo. got to watch out for those dozers, especially when they on fire trying to get out of the woods.

    Mar 27, 2009

  • Jason Knippers

    You mean the one on Beaver Street? I was at the church. I'm the Associate Pastor at Ray City First Baptist and was preaching yesterday on top of getting everything (media stuff) ready for several meetings so I was pretty tied up there. I left my pager at home since I knew I couldn't respond to anything. I came by about 10 minutes towards the end to check on everybody. I felt for sure nothing would happen on a Sunday morning! :) LOL!

    Mar 30, 2009

  • Brad Mallory

    Thats right...Beaver street.. I was there til Bob said I dont need yall anymore so we packed up our 700ft of 5in supply and went back...no visable fire only smoke....

    Mar 30, 2009