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ffanjemt2 commented on: "Andy Marsh".
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"To all of my friends here, I hope you and your families are doing well. Stay Safe ! MyNiceSpace.com" |
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December 02
ffanjemt2 posted in: "Smoke Detector Telethons?".
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Thanks for the replies so far! This was just one of those off the cuff thoughts I had. I wasn't sure if anyone else had thought of this, so I put i... |
November 26
ffanjemt2 commented on: "brian weaver".
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almost 4 years ago
5402 comments
Thanks for the add stay safe
bpschmidt
almost 4 years ago
7320 comments
Thanks for the add,stay safe.
dduckie405
about 4 years ago
3846 comments
Thanks for the add.
Edwin1
about 4 years ago
11304 comments
MySpace Graphics & MySpace Layouts
Edwin1
about 4 years ago
11304 comments
Andy, sorry for you lost, but we need to get strong and open our eyes, you right this world is changing tremendos and we have to watch our back, this happen around the world and is to little we can do, the only thing we can do is Pray, so hang in there, take care
Edwin1
about 4 years ago
11304 comments
Andy the same goes for you to and you Family, God Bless you, how things are going in Pittsburgh, hope they quiet. take care
Edwin1
about 4 years ago
11304 comments
Thanks for the add, stay safe
Edwin1
about 4 years ago
11304 comments
ffanjemt2
about 4 years ago
38 comments
To all,
Sadly, and tragically, 3 Pittsburgh Police Officers lost their lives on April 4th, 2009, in the line of duty, at approximately 0715 hours. 2 other Pittsburgh Police Officers were injured in the line of duty. Officers Eric Kelly, Stephan Mayhle and Paul Sciullo III were shot and killed as they responded to a domestic dispute in the Stanton Heights neighborhood of the City of Pittsburgh. Officer Kelly was actually on his way home, a block or two away, but responded to back up his comrades unselfishly. No matter what you do in the way of public safety, Police, Fire, EMS, or Emergency Management, this hits home. "Routine" calls, as this one was called, are not routine anymore. The world we have sworn to protect and serve around us has changed. Respect is lost. Respect for elders, law enforcement, bosses, and human life. Human life has been seriously devalued. Laws are made to protect the guilty more than the innocent. Political and personal views and opinions are skewed with blind faith, false beliefs and sometimes with no basis in facts. Reportedly, those 3 police officers were shot over the belief that they were trying to take away the shooter's "right to bear arms". Apparently, he thought the way the government was being run today, with the current economic strife, was the root of all of his problems.The alledged shooter lost his job, had been kicked out of the military, had relationship problems, which resulted in a protection from abuse order from his girlfriend. The mother of the alledged shooter called the police to help her and him. Those police officers, I'm sure, would have led him to a correct pathway, if they had the chance. They would have helped. We all would have helped, if given the chance. So much has been lost today! Human lives were taken. Families destroyed. 3 Police Officers who were sworn to protect and serve the laws meant for all to abide, were gunned down in violation of those laws! And while life goes on, we will eventually accept their ultimate sacrifice. We will forever remember them because truly grieving for them really never ends. Ladies and gentlemen, my brothers and sisters, this one hurts. We all respond to "domestics" from time to time, on a "routine" basis. Our response areas are becoming more dynamic as we move forward. "Scene safety" is nothing to be taken for granted! Lives can be and are changed forever with a gunshot. The homes and other residences we respond to may be booby trapped by meth lab cooks, other illegal drug manufacturers, deranged thinkers, or extremist militia members. I'm afraid that simply stating "be careful" or "stay safe" may not be enough. We need to be more deliberate, careful and thorough in our responses and size ups. When questions arise and have not been answered, we should seek the answers before we proceed, especially where our lives are concerned. There are several incidents out there whereby, domestic disputes were followed by murder and arson. One incident that I am thinking about right now, involved gas lines being tampered with, resulting in explosions, death and injuries. Our world is changing. It has become more dangerous. Look out for each other. Look out for me and I will for you. Say a prayer for the fallen today. Say a prayer for all who have fallen. While we may not know them, they did protect us. They would do the same for us. May they all rest in peace. They all served in the finest of Public Safety traditions.
May God protect us all, but especially their families, who have lost their immediate protectors.
Andy Marsh
danil7373
about 4 years ago
734 comments
weaver1436
about 4 years ago
28662 comments
hows your weekend going
ffanjemt2
about 4 years ago
38 comments
A Passing Thought......
Both my boys made honor roll. Andy Jr. made high honor roll. I wondered how to describe how he retains his knowledge. Then I thought, he absorbs it. Then I thought, hmmm absorbing junior. Nah, I further thought. I better leave this one lie. :D
danil7373
about 4 years ago
734 comments
~Thanks for the add Andy! Stay Safe~
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over 4 years ago
Thanks Andy! Hope you've had a great Sunday! Be Safe out there this week!!
Doreen
weaver1436
over 4 years ago
28662 comments
any crazy runs lately