Northwest Fishing Reports

Hey folks

I'm not a guy to preach and I rarely express myself if humor is not involved.
But on a serious note,I and many others lost a friend recently while doing his job,saving lives and protecting property.
I thought I'd just put this out there if anyone wants to pay their respects and/or donate stuffed animals to your local fire department(for sick/injured kids)ANY FIRE DEPARTMENT. Religious or not,I ask you to be thinking/praying for his family.
I could share some stories but at this time,I just don't have the energy.
I could say alot more but my creative writing is out the window but I'll thank you for your time.

Thank you
Kevin
Heres the link with information.
http://www.eastpiercefire.org/

I thank you all again:salut:

That is very scary, and very sad stuff Kevin. I am sorry for your loss. I will give some pause for your fallen brother.

Thank you for your kind words.
I'll be hitting Coal Lake soon too,...Thank you for all the help.

Thanks for putting this together.
He was a great mentor and friend. I'll give you a call sometime tonight.

My condolences on yours and our loss.My thoughts and prayers are with him and all the firefighters who risk their own lives to save others.God Bless you all who serve us the public by keeping us safe from harms way.

Thank you racfish,it means alot.
I should thank all civil service members,military and anyone else with the common good.
I first started this thread not thinking anyone would respond, more as a formal announcement.But I most sincerely enjoy the feedback.

Are you going to the funeral? I couldn't make it with obligations at home and on shift, but keep your eyes peeled, there is a charter bus with SFD personnel including color guard members en route to pay their respects. I think we are sending 10-15 or so.

Almost lost one of our own here, 3rd alarm fire, broke ribs in a fall, tension pneumothorax.

Been a rough year. Stay safe.

E

Gisteppo wrote:Are you going to the funeral? I couldn't make it with obligations at home and on shift, but keep your eyes peeled, there is a charter bus with SFD personnel including color guard members en route to pay their respects. I think we are sending 10-15 or so.

Almost lost one of our own here, 3rd alarm fire, broke ribs in a fall, tension pneumothorax.

Been a rough year. Stay safe.

E

I sure will. We appreciate the amazing support from Spokane Fire. I heard you guys have been busy over there..Stay safe and take care

Kevin

racfish wrote:My condolences on yours and our loss.My thoughts and prayers are with him and all the firefighters who risk their own lives to save others.God Bless you all who serve us the public by keeping us safe from harms way.

i cant say it better. prayers said.
stan.:viking:

Gisteppo wrote:Are you going to the funeral? I couldn't make it with obligations at home and on shift, but keep your eyes peeled, there is a charter bus with SFD personnel including color guard members en route to pay their respects. I think we are sending 10-15 or so.

Almost lost one of our own here, 3rd alarm fire, broke ribs in a fall, tension pneumothorax.

Been a rough year. Stay safe.

E

This year has been rough. I just heard about the helicopter crash down in California.
We look forward to meeting to your crew.
Best wishes.

JSANDERS wrote:

Gisteppo wrote:Are you going to the funeral? I couldn't make it with obligations at home and on shift, but keep your eyes peeled, there is a charter bus with SFD personnel including color guard members en route to pay their respects. I think we are sending 10-15 or so.

Almost lost one of our own here, 3rd alarm fire, broke ribs in a fall, tension pneumothorax.

Been a rough year. Stay safe.

E

This year has been rough. I just heard about the helicopter crash down in California.
We look forward to meeting to your crew.
Best wishes.

Heres todays article by firehouse
http://cms.firehouse.com/content/articl ... ctionId=46

Correction.

11 will be there in Class A's. Looks like by van.

Take care

E

Gisteppo wrote:Correction.

11 will be there in Class A's. Looks like by van.

Take care

E

I saw the van. I probably met some of them but their were so many other departments there. It was mind boggling but good.
Ended up seeing buddies from all over that I hadn't spoken with in awhile.
Heres a few photos I took.

I hate seeing black and purple on an engine.

Our most sincere appreciation for his service, from Spokane Engine 3, on duty C shift.

E

I hear ya' brother. It was a tough day full of roller coaster rides of emotions but in all,I'd say it was a good day overall.
We appreciate all the support from Spokane Fire and other agencies. We'll have to meet up one of these days.
Thank you again and let your brothers and sisters know we appreciated the amazing support.
Take care
Kevin

man my deepest respects to you and your men. i wish i could have been there. awsome photos.

i was in the tow business for a short period we had a driver killed on the job, we were shocked at the turn out. we had a 1 1/2 mile line of tow trucks and even more cars. it was a " roller coaster day" to say the least.i know its not the same thing but it helps to share. he was a good friend.

my best to you and your. and all the prayes we can send your way. god speed.

:viking:

Thank you vhm
Tow truck drivers have a dangerous job. These guys are always picking up the autos while having to dodge other cars.

A great service
Thanks for the pics Kev,see you later and tell the family hello.

Prayers sent,..!

BB

His family and co-workers are in our prayers.