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It’s so hard to believe it’s been 30 years. I guess that means I’m old. Rest easy guys, we will be with you soon enough.

What a sad world this is becoming, Rest In Peace my brother in Blue!

A very Happy Birthday Mr. Gage, and many more ahead for you. I’ll see you soon for Capt. B’s birthday. Should be a great time. All the best Dan!

Tony you are absolutely right, I remember it well. Everyone had their fingers crossed, because it wasn’t a teaching time, it was a gotcha thing. You stepped off with the wrong foot etc. The more gigs you receive the company could be in trouble and pay for it down the road.

That’s what firefighters do!

How about a bunch of us old retired guys, go down there and say it was us.

Thanks for the compliment, but just like Uncle Joe, I’m too old. I’m just one year younger than him.

The Hollis Hogs

Tom, you have a wealth of knowledge to share also. Thanks for your contributions as well.

Everyone one this site has a wealth of knowledge, it’s unbelievable. These guys make me feel lIke I just came on the job. Even after 35 years, the more I listen the more I learn. Thank you John B. for this great opportunity to hear from the best. Willy, are absolutely right, Gary is a walking...

You got some nice shots, thanks

Rest In Peace little guy, I salute you for a job well done!

The only places I remember 112 having some difficulty making some turns was in Ridgewood and Glendale, as we had to 3 point turns.

I remember that storm, I went across the floor to drive 302 As the ECC had trouble getting in so I stepped up. What a crazy time as I had just a little over a month in that house

Rest easy Bob, it was a pleasure knowing you. God Bless!

This was the rig that I drove, plus I added the white stripes and the two horns. Hard to believe it was 40 years ago.

Many happy and healthy years together.

My father worked in that house in the 40’s

Good observation

No problems when we had the bells 🔔