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This is Dan Gerard. Dan is originally from NJ, and now resides in San Francisco. He currently works for the Alameda Fire Department as the Emergency Medical Services Coordinator. Dan spent over 20 years with Newark, NJ EMS.
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This is (L to R) George Daniels (Dan Gerard’s former paramedic partner in Newark), Pat Hanley (former Overlook Medic Driver and West Orange First Aid Squad Member), and Dianne Lucanio (the only woman in America who thinks being engaged to Hanley is a good idea). This shot was taken at the World Famous Star Tavern in Orange, NJ.
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Dan was kind enough to submit this photo of himself and George Daniels at Lake Tahoe. There must be a woman laying on the rocks and Dan is talking George into taking her picture.
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As I have noted before, Dan Gerard has a true talent in doctoring photos on the computer. This creation was called “Tom’s First Day,” and it took me a few minutes to realize who was standing in the lower right of the picture.
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This is Dr. Keith Holtermann, Associate Dean for Health Sciences at The George Washington University, School of Medicine and Health Sciences. He is currently on assignment to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services as a Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary for Public Health, Emergency Preparedness. Keith has been in EMS for over 30 years.
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This is a shot of Paul Maniscalco at the 2005 Congressional Fire Service Institute Dinner in Washington, DC. Paul is currently an Adjunct Assistant Professor at George Washington University and former Deputy Chief with New York City’s Emergency Medical Service.
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“What’s wrong with this patient?” Los Pinos Fire’s “C” Shift poses with a find in the far reaches of the district. I'm not sure who the guy in the casket is, but the rest of these folks are (L to R) Firefighter/EMT-B Charles Talley, Captain/EMT-I Brandy Alexander, and Firefighter/Paramedic Josh Lorenzen.
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Deputy Chief Kevin Griego of the Upper Pine River Fire Protection District in Bayfield, CO takes a moment to say "I wish this thing would go out" at a recent structure fire.
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