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By Billy Goldfeder
I sure hate to put it this way but the reality is that nearly every week another firefighter, police officer, EMT, service worker, or community resident is dying from World Trade Center– or 9/11-related disease. Some are literally fading away as they pass away. They are dying from the toxic dust that everyone was told was not dangerous. Remember that? How’d that work out?
My words aren’t at all meant to be disrespectful to those who have died–or will die. Moreover they are meant to get those ignorant federally elected officials to understand that supporting the needs of the responders is what they were elected to do-take care of those who take care of us without wheeling, dealing, cutting and game playing. People are fed up and tired of game playing inside the beltway. Just look at the polls…
The issue here is that what happened on 9/11 may predictably happen again. Maybe different–maybe the same–but its why we as a nation try to be prepared. But consider that there is another attack, and fire, EMS, and cops get exposed…maybe this time in Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Miami…or maybe is some smaller areas…or maybe simultaneously in numerous areas, both large or small. How well do you thi
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FDIC Conference Director Diane Rothschild recently spoke with Deputy Chief Billy Goldfeder of the Loveland-Symmes (OH) Fire Department, who will be the recipient of the 2018 Tom Brennan Lifetime Achievement Award at the FDIC 2018 General Session, about the whole FDIC “experience.”
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DR: How long have you been teaching/attending FDIC?
BG: My first participation as an instructor at FDIC was in 1982. My first attendance at FDIC was in 1977 and I have never missed one.
DR: How did you get into instructing in general?
BG: I think that I naturally like to share/pass on information that’s of value and always have regardless of my rank. I was given a chance to do some basic firefighter training as a firefighter starting in 1977 and have enjoying instructing ever since, but I only instruct on things I have genuine and proven knowledge, training, and experience with. For example, I’m not your high-rise guy! I am very lucky to have had some phenomenal instructors provide me with ideas, guidance and direction. FDIC veterans like Chief Jim Murtagh, Carl Holmes, Bill Shoudis, John Salka, Alan Brunacini, Burt Clark, Dennis Compton, Jim Smith, Frank Montagna, Jack McElfish, Garry Briese, Ott Huber, and others a
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