Re: Yet Another Fallen Hero

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I think this would be a wonderful idea -- like the 100 Club in Houston for

police officers. In addition to extra $ on fees, the fund could be

advertised and public donations could be requested at the time of need.

Carol Cash, EMT-P

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My families condolences to the Browns on their loss. It always hurts to lose

one of our heroes. I don't need to know them personally, because I know

their good work.

St. has another responder on standby at the Pearly

Gates!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Troy Boulter

TDCJ-ERT

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I am so sorry to hear this horrible news. There truly is no guarantee of a

tomorrow. My thoughts and prayers are with this family.

Eddie on, EMT-P

Yet Another Fallen Hero

> This morning at approximately 0430, Priscilla Brown, the director for Cochran

> County EMS lost her husband in a fatal car crash. Brown was an EMT and

> volunteer for CCEMS and was currently working as a police officer for the

> Lamesa Police Dept. was on his way to work when the crash occurred.

> was 28 years old.

>

> Priscilla and the two kids will certainly need your thoughts and prayers.

> Please keep them in mind. You can send cards and letters to;

>

> Cochran County EMS

> 114 W

> Morton, TX 79346

>

> Services for have not yet been determined, however we will notify the

> list as soon as details are available. Thank you in advance for all your

> thoughts and prayers.

>

> F. E. Shaheen,

> EMS Systems

>

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question...

with all of the recent injuries and such, do we have a state ems fund to

help families out in time of need? If not, then what is everyone's opinion

on this? what are options that we can do?

i.e... tag a few dollars on to certification and re-certification fees and

call everyone a member of Texas ems association. and have to funds give in

time of injury, death and such.

I know that there would have to be strict guidelines and such but...it would

be a start..

what are you ideas..?

and has anyone started something similar to this?

Re: Yet Another Fallen Hero

I am so sorry to hear this horrible news. There truly is no guarantee of a

tomorrow. My thoughts and prayers are with this family.

Eddie on, EMT-P

Yet Another Fallen Hero

> This morning at approximately 0430, Priscilla Brown, the director for

Cochran

> County EMS lost her husband in a fatal car crash. Brown was an EMT

and

> volunteer for CCEMS and was currently working as a police officer for the

> Lamesa Police Dept. was on his way to work when the crash occurred.

> was 28 years old.

>

> Priscilla and the two kids will certainly need your thoughts and prayers.

> Please keep them in mind. You can send cards and letters to;

>

> Cochran County EMS

> 114 W

> Morton, TX 79346

>

> Services for have not yet been determined, however we will notify

the

> list as soon as details are available. Thank you in advance for all your

> thoughts and prayers.

>

> F. E. Shaheen,

> EMS Systems

>

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Our hearts are saddened at hearing this news. We here in Yoakum County are

well acquainted with Priscilla and are stunned at this news. Priscilla and

her family and 's family are in our hearts and in our prayers.

Denver City EMS

Yet Another Fallen Hero

>This morning at approximately 0430, Priscilla Brown, the director for

Cochran

>County EMS lost her husband in a fatal car crash. Brown was an EMT

and

>volunteer for CCEMS and was currently working as a police officer for the

>Lamesa Police Dept. was on his way to work when the crash occurred.

> was 28 years old.

>

>Priscilla and the two kids will certainly need your thoughts and prayers.

>Please keep them in mind. You can send cards and letters to;

>

>Cochran County EMS

>114 W

>Morton, TX 79346

>

>Services for have not yet been determined, however we will notify the

>list as soon as details are available. Thank you in advance for all your

>thoughts and prayers.

>

>F. E. Shaheen,

>EMS Systems

>

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F.E.

On behalf of EMSAT (Emergency Medical Services Association

of Texas Inc;) Board of Directors, and it's members we want to express

our condolences to the Brown family. Our prayers, and thoughts are with

them.

EMSAT President

FSHAIII@... wrote:

This morning at approximately 0430, Priscilla Brown,

the director for Cochran

County EMS lost her husband in a fatal car crash. Brown

was an EMT and

volunteer for CCEMS and was currently working as a police officer for

the

Lamesa Police Dept. was on his way to work when the crash

occurred.

was 28 years old.

Priscilla and the two kids will certainly need your thoughts and prayers.

Please keep them in mind. You can send cards and letters to;

Cochran County EMS

114 W

Morton, TX 79346

Services for have not yet been determined, however we will notify

the

list as soon as details are available. Thank you in advance for

all your

thoughts and prayers.

F. E. Shaheen,

EMS Systems

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Pmedicbear wrote:

question...

with all of the recent injuries and such, do we have a state ems fund

to

help families out in time of need? If not, then what is everyone's

opinion

on this? what are options that we can do?

i.e... tag a few dollars on to certification and re-certification fees

and

call everyone a member of Texas ems association. and have to

funds give in

time of injury, death and such.

I know that there would have to be strict guidelines and such but...it

would

be a start..

what are you ideas..?

and has anyone started something similar to this?

Re: Yet Another Fallen Hero

I am so sorry to hear this horrible news. There truly is no guarantee

of a

tomorrow. My thoughts and prayers are with this family.

Eddie on, EMT-P

Yet Another Fallen Hero

> This morning at approximately 0430, Priscilla Brown, the director

for

Cochran

> County EMS lost her husband in a fatal car crash. Brown

was an EMT

and

> volunteer for CCEMS and was currently working as a police officer

for the

> Lamesa Police Dept. was on his way to work when the crash

occurred.

> was 28 years old.

>

> Priscilla and the two kids will certainly need your thoughts and

prayers.

> Please keep them in mind. You can send cards and letters to;

>

> Cochran County EMS

> 114 W

> Morton, TX 79346

>

> Services for have not yet been determined, however we will

notify

the

> list as soon as details are available. Thank you in advance

for all your

> thoughts and prayers.

>

> F. E. Shaheen,

> EMS Systems

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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A very good idea Eddie........

Lets make it happen...

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FE

On behalf of the service members of Austin County Emergency Medical Services

I wish to convey our condolences, sympathy, and our prayers to the Brown

family,

their friends, and co-workers.

May God bless,

Respectively

Scarborough, EMT/P

EMS Supervisor / Clinical Coordinator

Austin County Emergency Medical Services

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This has been a terrible year so far for emergency providers. Our hearts go

out to the Brown family.

May God be with them.

Tyler Junior College Emergency Medical Service Professions Program

Gene Gandy

Jane Hill

Brent

Deb Donahue

Kim s

and all of our dedicated part-time instructors.

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i just want to know why people we know, care about or work with must suffer?

i dont mean to sound indifferent or anything. my heart goes out to the

friends, families, and co-workers that have had to deal with the recent

tragedies here lately. i pray that we have a better year.

be careful out there and be safe.

randy, emtp

emt@...

Re: Yet Another Fallen Hero

> This has been a terrible year so far for emergency providers. Our hearts

go

> out to the Brown family.

>

> May God be with them.

>

> Tyler Junior College Emergency Medical Service Professions Program

> Gene Gandy

> Jane Hill

>

> Brent

> Deb Donahue

> Kim s

> and all of our dedicated part-time instructors.

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I would like to express my condolences to the Brown family as well as to

their friends and co workers. I will keep you all in my thoughts and

prayers.

J. Hoskins

Police Officer

EMT

EMS Instructor

Yet Another Fallen Hero

> This morning at approximately 0430, Priscilla Brown, the director for

Cochran

> County EMS lost her husband in a fatal car crash. Brown was an EMT

and

> volunteer for CCEMS and was currently working as a police officer for the

> Lamesa Police Dept. was on his way to work when the crash occurred.

> was 28 years old.

>

> Priscilla and the two kids will certainly need your thoughts and prayers.

> Please keep them in mind. You can send cards and letters to;

>

> Cochran County EMS

> 114 W

> Morton, TX 79346

>

> Services for have not yet been determined, however we will notify

the

> list as soon as details are available. Thank you in advance for all your

> thoughts and prayers.

>

> F. E. Shaheen,

> EMS Systems

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I believe that if an EMT-X (insert your level here) dies in the LINE OF DUTY, that certain state benefits kick in, such as tuition-free education at state colleges and universities, etc. Anyone know more about it, or do I need to to the research and post back?

Mike

Re: Yet Another Fallen Hero I am so sorry to hear this horrible news. There truly is no guarantee of a tomorrow. My thoughts and prayers are with this family. Eddie on, EMT-P Yet Another Fallen Hero > This morning at approximately 0430, Priscilla Brown, the director for Cochran > County EMS lost her husband in a fatal car crash. Brown was an EMT and > volunteer for CCEMS and was currently working as a police officer for the > Lamesa Police Dept. was on his way to work when the crash occurred. > was 28 years old. > > Priscilla and the two kids will certainly need your thoughts and prayers. > Please keep them in mind. You can send cards and letters to; > > Cochran County EMS > 114 W > Morton, TX 79346 > > Services for have not yet been determined, however we will notify the > list as soon as details are available. Thank you in advance for all your > thoughts and prayers. > > F. E. Shaheen, > EMS Systems > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Go to Findlaw.com and get your FREE FLEECE from FindLaw. > FindLaw is the Internet's best destination for free legal > information! Take advantage of this offer and go to > Findlaw.com now! > http://click./1/1827/4/_/4981/_/953574767/ > > -- Check out your group's private Chat room > -- /ChatPage?listName= & m=1 > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Make history and take part in the first online majority survey. Voice your opinions on american politics and the next president. Have your say at http://click./1/1873/4/_/4981/_/953576269/ -- Easily schedule meetings and events using the group calendar! -- /cal?listname= & m=1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Make history and take part in the first online majority survey. Voice your opinions on american politics and the next president. Have your say at http://click./1/1873/4/_/4981/_/953579012/ -- Create a poll/survey for your group! -- /vote?listname= & m=1

A very good idea Eddie........ Lets make it happen...

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So if I die in the line of duty they will send me to college for free?

What a deal!

(sorry just had to kick that in it's been a crazy day already)

Ed