[Elfsea] Crandall said it first...

[Julie Self]

My son-in-law is a Ft. Worth firefighter and, since he doesn't have a
permanent station, sometimes works at the station near my home.  Before
Sept.11, I worried whenever I knew he was at this station and I heard the
sirens.  Now, however, I worry about every one of those fine people and pray
for their safety.  We really do owe them a tremendous debt of gratitude!
Gwenllian


>From: "Christine Huse" <maria_elfsea at hotmail.com>
>Reply-To: elfsea at ansteorra.org
>To: elfsea at ansteorra.org
>Subject: Re: [Elfsea] Crandall said it first...
>Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 11:18:34 -0600
>
>I agree! Too many times, we look to sports and movies for our heros, when
>we
>have silent heros working amongst us everyday.
>
>Lady Eleanor is right....Everyday our police officers, firemen and
>paramedics put their lives at risk to help us.
>
>Next time you see a fireman, a police officer or a paramedic, give them a
>pat on the back and let them know you care.
>
>Don't forget to give Lord Dunstan a pat on the back the next time you see
>him....he's our resident fireman and Ryan's hero.
>
>
>Maria
>
>>
>>My friends,
>>
>>these statements are so true. My father has been a
>>firefighter for over twenty years and, each day that
>>he goes to work I thank the heavens that he is safe
>>and that he comes home after every shift.
>>
>>The best way to thank these guys is to do some sort of
>>service in their name. Donate to SantaCops or offer to
>>help with a fire station's Christmas dinner. Spend a
>>little bit of your holiday helping others in need.
>>Many of these brave men and women spend the holidays
>>away from their families to guarantee that yours will
>>be safe. Donate a toy or canned goods to a shelter in
>>the name of a firefighter, police officer or soldier
>>you know (or don't know) to show you care. If you
>>haven't already, thank a police officer or firefighter
>>today. If you get pulled over (which no one likes), I
>>know they'll just say that they are doing their jobs
>>but...in their hearts, they know you mean it.
>>
>>I am proud to be a fireman's daughter and always will
>>be.
>>
>>Lady Eleanor Cleavely
>>mka: Heather Ault Nieto
>>
>>
>
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