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Honor those you know who will be unable to share this Labor Day with you because they will be supporting wildland fire suppression by sharing their name as a comment.
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
Thank You, Wildland Firefighters & Support Personnel
Our "Leaving a Leadership Legacy" series this week is devoted to the wildland firefighter and those who support their brave efforts. As many of us prepare to take a break this Labor Day Weekend, remember our wildland brothers and sisters will endeavor to suppress the wildfires that have devastated America's public lands and forced many from their homes throughout the United States. The sacrifices and efforts of these individuals does not go unnoticed and is truly appreciated! THANK YOU!
Honor those you know who will be unable to share this Labor Day with you because they will be supporting wildland fire suppression by sharing their name as a comment.
Honor those you know who will be unable to share this Labor Day with you because they will be supporting wildland fire suppression by sharing their name as a comment.
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All my leadership Sparks throughout the country and my nephew Sean Lancaster, supporting fire suppression support in Idaho as a member of the Idaho National Guard. Thanks, Sean!
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