Casa de Mañana residents say thank you to local firefighters, paramedics
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- Phyllis Villalpando, director of dining services, with Medic Gayle Bates of Engine 13. Photo: Courtesy
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- Capt. Kyle Passini and Mike Pountney of Engine 9. Photo: Courtesy
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- Capt, Arnell Garcia with residents behind him, including Rosalind M. Leech. Photo: Courtesy
The crews from Stations 9 and 13 “are the emergency personnel we count on everyday to be there for our residents and staff …They show up 24/7 when every minute counts,” wrote Catherine Sevier, a member of the La Jolla retirement community’s staff. “We wanted them to know how much we appreciate them.”
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Posted by Phil Dailey
on Nov 11, 2010. Filed under La Jolla, News.
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God Bless todays heroes!