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Such a damn shame he was just starting out in a great career. Rest In Peace brother!

Sounds like the House of Pain did an excellent job

Certain names always jump out at you, and Brad is one of them I remember from the 13th. Rest In Peace brother.

I couldn’t get in myself

Jack, it is always sad to hear another brother firefighter passes, but more so when he is from our proby class. Rest in Peace my brother, a job well done. Your dogs will be glad to see you again.

Chief, you just joined the club with the rest of the retired guys. We are on a fixed income and we are now in charge of taking the garbage out. I hope all of us have many healthy and happy years ahead of us. Enjoy every day guys!

You have good taste, I ate there a couple of times myself

I worked with Joe for 9 years in E 5, if I remember correctly he was on the first line at the telephone co. fire in 1975. Rest in Peace Joe

Happy 80 big ones, I’ll catch up with you in January

The never ending war on fire, REST IN PEASE brother

My first recollection of a snub nose 38, was when I watched Dragnet and I saw Sgt. Friday’s 38. I thought how cool it would be a cop when I grew up. I guess I never grew up because I became a Firefighter.

I just mine today as well. You guys did a fantastic job. Thanks to all involved!

I guess we went to many jobs together, Tom

Around the block from where I grew up, but then I became a firefighter, so maybe I really didn’t grow up. Anyway I know the house.

I first met Jerry when he was a teenager maybe 15 or so In the early 70s. He buffed E 5 on the weekends. Forward about 20 years when he was in charge of OEM, I invited him over to L 112 for for supper and he rode with us for most of the night. The next night he was going to the White House for...

Some people should not be walking around our streets. All they do is take and give nothing

Yes I do Tom, but then I guess just maybe because I’m one of the old timers

There is now a 10-45, a female

From one Tom to another Tom, HAPPY BIRTHDAY

How about 17 engine for one, the busiest at one time and always very active. Now only history, and to add insult to injury, they move E 15 in 17’s quarters.