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“I am writing to nominate Micheal Carswell who is known in the fire community as “Doc” and was loved and respected by many during his 40 plus years as a FF, Captain, Battalion Chief, and Deputy Chief with Minneapolis Fire,” wrote Jake Laferriere.
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“Ten years ago, our son suffered a bonfire accident that put him in the hospital for 14 days. He endured numerous medical treatments that included a skin-graft surgery. This was the jolt my husband needed to rekindle his lifelong desire to become a firefighter.”
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Mark wrote: “Adam has a hear of gold for kids, family and friends. He works long hours and makes time to volunteer with Operation Warm Twin Cities. He is willing to give until it hurts and then give more.”
Adam Graves is a firefighter, husband, father and friend to many. Proud of his heritage and community, he finds ways to volunteer that show how much he cares. As the Fire Motor Operator with Minneapolis Fire he leads his crew with confidence. He has learned over the years what matters and how to help the rookies, motivate the middle years and honor the legends. He plays competitive softball, loves to fish, spend time with his family and volunteers in his community!
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Two year old Alaina is a typical toddler who is curious and on-the-go. Her eyes light up when she is excited and she gives the warmest hugs. She loves to twirl, play and dance. She loves when you sing, read a book to her and cuddle. Alaina is also a burn survivor with a great support network that includes mom, grandma and her Hennepin Healthcare medical teams. She will have many procedures and surgeries ahead of her but we are confident that her positive attitude will help her every step of the way.
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The image was pure Americana: A firefighter in gear, holding a flag, walking beside a fire truck with its flashing lights on. Chanhassen firefighter Doug Foote walked 200-miles in September to show support for firefighter health and high mortality rates among fellow firefighters in an effort called Miles for MnFire.
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Chief Boettcher served the Oshkosh community for 35 ½ years. He worked his way up through the department holding the positions of Firefighter/Paramedic, Equipment Operator, Lieutenant, Training Officer, Captain, and Battalion Chief. He was known as being a stickler for details, especially when it came to the safety of everyone on the scene. He was a role model and mentor to those who followed him into the fire service.
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