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January 16, 2011

NJ EMS LODD

It is with deep regret that we advise you that Matthew Pellettere, 37, died at Hackensack University Medical Center after squad members found him “unresponsive” and started CPR to try and revive him, said Joseph Zemaites, captain of the River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Corps.   Responding to an emergency call around 9:40 a.m., Pellettere went...
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EMS LODD IN NJ (The Secret List)

  RIVER EDGE, NJ VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE CORPS MEMEBER FOUND DOWN AT STATION  The Secret List www.FireFighterCloseCalls.com   It is with deep regret that we advise you that Matthew Pellettere, 37, died at Hackensack University Medical Center after squad members found him “unresponsive” and started CPR to try and revive him, said Joseph Zemaites, captain of the River...
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Detroit EMS Rig Catches Fire During Run – Michigan

By CHARLIE LEDUFF WJBK | myFOXDetroit.com DETROIT (WJBK) – They promised they’d fix it, but Detroiters want to know when. The ambulance system is on life support, and the problem is getting worse instead of better. "911 is a joke," said Willie Jackson. It’s gotten so bad in this city that when you call an...
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NH FIREFIGHTER DIES DURING ICE RESCUE TRAINING – LODD

It is with deep regret that we advise you that Harold Frey, 46, of the Sandown, NH Fire Department died during ice rescue training. Investigators said he appeared to have suffered a heart attack. Frey had been a longtime firefighter but has only been with the Sandown Fire Department for a few months. As always...
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LODD – NH FIREFIGHTER DIES DURING TRAINING (The Secret List)

    NH FIREFIGHTER DIES DURING TRAINING The Secret List www.FireFighterCloseCalls.com   It is with deep regret that we advise you that Harold Frey, 46, of the Sandown, NH Fire Department died during ice rescue training. Investigators said he appeared to have suffered a heart attack.  Frey had been a longtime firefighter but has only been with the...
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Battling memories of deadly fire together

In a front page article from the Sunday ChicagoTribune (January 16, 2011) the Chicago Fire Department continues to be openabout expressing publicly the reality that horrible things happen to goodpeople and then ultimately affect those left behind to carry on their careersand families. In this candid article these brave firefighters honestly expressthe mental health challenges...
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