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I am looking for a current or former FDNY member that might be willing to speak at our 9/11 Remembrance ceremony. The Ceremony occurs in the evening on September 11th each year . Attendance is free to the public and all area firefighters are invited. Attendance runs about 300 to 500 people. Our county fire fighters association will cover cost.
Usually we allot 20-30 minutes for a guest speaker.
This will be our 11th ceremony. The ceremony is traditionally a…
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chief , i love and i passion my job but you know after 11 subtember so diffcult to come to usa and i am as a fire fighter i loss from that but i pray to god you will help me to joind with you even for 1o days for take same certifcate for fireighter.
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Re: my blog "Life Changes"; I'm sorry if you thought I was placing blame, because that was certainly not what I was after. I was actually trying to illustrate that no matter what we do sometimes, even if we are doing everything right, sometimes things go wrong. I don't have any facts other than what was presented in the articles. What I do want, however, is for drivers to not take their responsibility for granted (which we all do after years in the seat, including myself).
My prayers are with all of the parties involved and in the hope that they all can recover from this extraordinarily tragic event. Thanks for your comments.
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