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Kinda hard to explain this one...........

I know this is a blog about fire calls that I have gone on and some expierences that I've had in the Fire Service. Well, I can't talk about this one right now, Its hard to explain, and I really like turning to friends at 2o2p for support on tought calls, but the rules about talking about stuff like this are hard to get around sometimes.

Kinda hard to explain this one...........

I know this is a blog about fire calls that I have gone on and some expierences that I've had in the Fire Service. Well, I can't talk about this one right now, Its hard to explain, and I really like turning to friends at 2o2p for support on tought calls, but the rules about talking about stuff like this are hard to get around sometimes.

Matt,

Thank You for all you have given us and sacrificed for us. You are a TRUE HERO. You will be missed. Your memory will never be forgoten.

"Good Bye" My Friend

http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=6868776&version=1&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=3.2.1

The Copeland Family

(Andy, Kathy, Austin, Joshua, Connor)

Matt,

Thank You for all you have given us and sacrificed for us. You are a TRUE HERO. You will be missed. Your memory will never be forgoten.

"Good Bye" My Friend

http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=6868776&version=1&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=3.2.1

The Copeland Family

(Andy, Kathy, Austin, Joshua, Connor)

Monday 6/23/08, my crew and I responded to address listed on news article for a lightning strike and house fire. As the news reported we got quick and saved the house from burning down. It was a quick attack and we all did a great job - even one our new probies got his cherry popped (his first fire) and actually got to be on the lead line in. He is the one in the picture on the roof (at top)

http://www.hometownlife.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080624/NEWS13/80623008/1030

Monday 6/23/08, my crew and I responded to address listed on news article for a lightning strike and house fire. As the news reported we got quick and saved the house from burning down. It was a quick attack and we all did a great job - even one our new probies got his cherry popped (his first fire) and actually got to be on the lead line in. He is the one in the picture on the roof (at top)

http://www.hometownlife.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080624/NEWS13/80623008/1030

My new partner (on 01/08 we changed stations and crews - just a yearly change), and I responded to a attempt suicide at a residence. We arrived and were quickly flagged in by police (on scene). I was the first to enter and found patient in basement with shotgun lying next to him still smoking. Patient was a terminal cancer patient who (im thinking), just had enough with all the pain and decided to just have a good x-mas & new yr.  then end it all.

My new partner (on 01/08 we changed stations and crews - just a yearly change), and I responded to a attempt suicide at a residence. We arrived and were quickly flagged in by police (on scene). I was the first to enter and found patient in basement with shotgun lying next to him still smoking. Patient was a terminal cancer patient who (im thinking), just had enough with all the pain and decided to just have a good x-mas & new yr.  then end it all.

http://www.novi.org/news2/2007-12-14c.htm

My crew responded to this accident on Friday and I was on the first engine co. that arrived. It was a tough one and all I can say is we did everything we could. The impact was very hard and even ripped her door shell panel off from the outside, upon impact.

Friday was a tough day. These always suck right before X-mas

Copes

http://www.novi.org/news2/2007-12-14c.htm

My crew responded to this accident on Friday and I was on the first engine co. that arrived. It was a tough one and all I can say is we did everything we could. The impact was very hard and even ripped her door shell panel off from the outside, upon impact.

Friday was a tough day. These always suck right before X-mas

Copes