Sat. Oct 4th 2008
Thank You for everything you do!!
- Amanda Baxley (BHS senior)
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Wed. Sep 17th 2008
Jarrod sent me pics of the truck fire with magnesium. It is hard to put out. When I trained for each deployment on an aircraft carrier we had to put out a magnesium flare. Tough. Glad to see he is learning the ropes. One Question, where is elmo? Ask "Moose" to tell you about the armadillo I had in Guam.Be safe and God bless.
- Capt. Rick Eason
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Wed. Sep 10th 2008
Nice site. You must put alot of time in it. Just got my station's up not quiet done yet. www.shepardfire.com
- Assistant Chief JB
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Sat. Jul 19th 2008
I just finished the ARFF class with your firefighters and it was a plesure to 2 be able to train with these guys . I look forward to the next time i can train with them again.
- Firefighter Eric Turner Mena fire dept.
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Fri. Jul 18th 2008
Just like to say how glad we were to have your firefighters spend the week in Mena for the ARFF class that was held at Mena Intermountain Municipal Airport.
Councilmember and firefighter,
James Turner
- James E. Turner
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Fri. Jul 18th 2008
Just completed a 40 hr. ARFF Class in Mena with 4 of your firefighters. Bryant should be proud of these guys for their dedication and professionalism they displayed in the class. It truely was a pleasure having them here.
- Asst. Chief Steve Egger Mena Fire Dept.
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Fri. Jul 18th 2008
Just wanted to say I really enjoyed training with the crew that came to Mena for the ARFF training. Stay Safe
- Wayne Blume' - Training Officer MFD
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Thu. Jul 17th 2008
I went to rookie school with 6 of your firefighters, I just wanted to send a shout out to them and say job well done. Landers, Hunter, Steele, Cole, Siebel, & Chicken Charles Hawkins.
- Firefighter Joey Hayes El Dorado F.D.
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Wed. Jul 16th 2008
Much like Justin I to have waited for the day I can say with great joy that i love my job and wouldn't trade it for anything! I have finally made it through my first year and am no longer the rookie(not that it was a bad thing). I am proud to go to work every third day and do the best job I can for the city of Bryant. I couldn't dream of a better group of guys to work with. Thank you Capt. Eason for your comments. I have a swollen sense of pride to hear good stuff about us from someone I don't even know. Rest asure we will all do our best with Jarrod(Not that he needs it). Thank you all!
- Travis Edwards
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Sat. Jul 5th 2008
I have seen Jarrod attempting to crawl over the rails in just this manner, but it was about 25 years ago. It's about time he learns how and why to do it correctly! You guys are all heroes to me. Though I'm not a firefighter, through my military career and the same kind of giving back to the community that you do, I feel as though we are linked and are brothers in arms. I salute you as well.
- Captain Rick Eason, U.S.Navy (retired)
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Sat. Jun 14th 2008
Thanks for the pictures. I love seeing what he's up ro. It also chronicles what you unsung heroes do daily as public servants.
- Capt. Rick Eason, probie's dad
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Sat. Jun 7th 2008
Hey Guys!!!
I am so proud of all the work you all have been doing for the community! I miss you all and keep up the good work!!!
- Sharra Burks
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Fri. Jun 6th 2008
I am happy to see that my brother(Michael Smith) works for a great fire department!!!
God bless you guys in your line of duty!!
- Sarah Davis
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Wed. Jun 4th 2008
Cool Website... looks great...
I Thought yall had 2 engines?
And weres the station pictures!!!!
Lol
Check out my site!!!
www.dallasfireapparatus.com
- Michael Lanier
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Mon. Jun 2nd 2008
Glad to see my son is now a part of such a quality organization.
- Capt. Rick Eason, U.S.Navy (retired)
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Fri. May 23rd 2008
Great website,,Keep up the good work!!
To all FF and/or EMS in Bryant,Arkansas and world-wide,,,,,
"Stay Safe and Stay Low" !
- Capt.S.Gunn ,,Johnson County RFD#7(Ark.)
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Mon. May 5th 2008
It's a great day to serve and protect this fine city. I waited 22 years to find a place to "fit in" and I have found it in BFD. EVERYONE here is great, from Chief Cox all the way down to the greenest "Rookie". I have no reason to believe that we can't get through all this. My heart is in the fire service and here is where I chose to serve. It's time to take everything with a grain of salt and continue to grow as the FAMILY we are. LET'S ROLL!!!
- justin
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Thu. Apr 24th 2008
I just wanted to say that you have a great looking site here. You have a great medium to interact with the citizens of Bryant and let them in on some of the goings on and what tou do for the city.
However, I can't pass up responding to Mr. Halloway's comments regarding the union n Bryant. First of all, it is not fair to say that all the problems within your department started with the formation of a union. From all I've seen it looks like the are problems that have been around for a while and are coming to a head because firefighters feel they have a voice they did not have before.
Second, the city didn't allow a union to be formed, the Bill of Rights of our Constitution allows for this. To attempt to block the formation of a union would be to deny the same rights granted to you to make rediculous comments on the internet.
As a member of nonrecognized firefighter union I can understand the barriers these men and women are facing. I do hope that you can get through this n a swift and agreeable manner for the sake of your city.
- Jim McCarty
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Sat. Apr 19th 2008
Welcome Back, Chief Randy Cox, Welcome Back! Now, that the City of Bryant Councilman and Mayor declared this all over, according to Thursday Benton Courier. Now that it is all over, now it is time to get back down to business. I have always and will continue support you as chief of the Bryant Fire Department. keep up all the great work and job that you do.
I feel that it was a great mistake letting the "union" come into a city department. I feel this is where all the problems started when the "union" was started. City of Bryant is NO place for any unions.
Thanks,
- Reese Holloway
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Thu. Apr 17th 2008
Great Site! You all are a bunch of special people and without you the BFD would be nothing. Keep your chins up and you will all pull through and continue to grow together.
- Kim Wheelbarger
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