I don't know what to post really...I'm confused right now...I'm tired too.It's 4 am an I need to be up in 7 hours.I think I should be sleeping.I don't like my job..
Wednesday, December 17, 2003
MAYOR MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG AND FIRE COMMISSIONER NICHOLAS SCOPPETTA ANNOUNCE THE DEATH OF FIREFIGHTER THOMAS CHRISTOPHER BRICK
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta today announced the death of Firefighter Thomas Christopher Brick, age 30, of Ladder Company 36 in Manhattan. Firefighter Brick, a two-year veteran of the Department succumbed to injuries sustained while operating at the scene of a four-alarm blaze in a furniture and mattress warehouse located at 3859 10th Avenue in the Inwood section of Manhattan. He was taken by ambulance to New York-Presbyterian Hospital, where he died a short time later.
Firefighter Brick was appointed to the Fire Department on October 28, 2001 and was assigned to Ladder 36 in Manhattan. This past year, Brick and other members of Ladder 36 received the Thomas R. Elsasser Memorial Medal for rescuing two occupants in a five-story multiple dwelling on 187th Street in Manhattan.
Firefighter Brick, a resident of Flushing, Queens, is survived by his mother, Margaret Brick, father, Thomas Brick, sister Megan Assimacopoulos, brother, Christopher Brick and his two children, ages 4 and 3. He is the 1,127th New York City Firefighter to make the Supreme Sacrifice in the Department's 142-year history.
Funeral arrangements for Firefighter Brick are pending.
Contact: Francis X. Gribbon / Michael Loughran (FDNY) (718) 999-2056
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta today announced the death of Firefighter Thomas Christopher Brick, age 30, of Ladder Company 36 in Manhattan. Firefighter Brick, a two-year veteran of the Department succumbed to injuries sustained while operating at the scene of a four-alarm blaze in a furniture and mattress warehouse located at 3859 10th Avenue in the Inwood section of Manhattan. He was taken by ambulance to New York-Presbyterian Hospital, where he died a short time later.
Firefighter Brick was appointed to the Fire Department on October 28, 2001 and was assigned to Ladder 36 in Manhattan. This past year, Brick and other members of Ladder 36 received the Thomas R. Elsasser Memorial Medal for rescuing two occupants in a five-story multiple dwelling on 187th Street in Manhattan.
Firefighter Brick, a resident of Flushing, Queens, is survived by his mother, Margaret Brick, father, Thomas Brick, sister Megan Assimacopoulos, brother, Christopher Brick and his two children, ages 4 and 3. He is the 1,127th New York City Firefighter to make the Supreme Sacrifice in the Department's 142-year history.
Funeral arrangements for Firefighter Brick are pending.
Contact: Francis X. Gribbon / Michael Loughran (FDNY) (718) 999-2056
Tuesday, December 09, 2003
You are the heart of the city, yet you never take
the glory for yourself. You work overtime to
get the job done fast and efficiently. You take
pride in knowing the city just wouldnt work if
you were out of service.
Which New York City subway line are you?
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This I can live with..
You are Ty Davis. You're a young cop and really
good looking. You've been through a lot in your
life, starting with your dad getting killed on
the job when you were a boy. You try to do your
job the best that you can, but your partner's
problems keep getting in the way.
Which Third Watch Guy Are You?
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A little better but I don't drink.
You're Jimmy Doherty. You try hard to do the right
thing, try not to be a womanizer, but it doesnt
work all the time.
What Third Watch Character Are YOU?
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That's ironic...considering i'm not a womanizer.
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