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2:57:25 AM EDT
Feeling Grateful
Hearing You say it's your birthday

 7-23-08 -- A very special happy birthday to Jack Babcock.  Not just any birthday ...  Not just any guy ...

Jack is Canada's last living World War 1 vet ... And he is now 108 years old!!!  (Talk about a BadAss!)

We had the honour of spending a couple hours with Jack, his wife Dorothy & her sister Nancy.  Really nice people who welcomed us so graciously into their home.  For the record, Jack's a past redhead, so we took to each other right away.  Several times he wanted it confirmed that I have a redheaded temper -- We assured him I do, and that brought him a big broad smile.

Jack's wife is such a nice woman -- by the way, Jack apparently robbed the cradle, she is 40 years his junior!  They related the story that when they took up with each other the only thing she wasn't happy with was his age, but there was nothing she could do about that.  So when they married she told him he had to live at least 10 years.  They've been together 32 years already -- looks like he's kept up his end of the agreement.

We were there to pay respects to Jack on behalf of the Canadian first responders from this years tour.  All over southern Ontario the first responders signed a special shirt just for Jack.  After the tour it was requested that the shirt be presented to Jack from his countrymen.  It was an incredible honor to do this one!

Jack was born in 1900 in Ontario, Canada.  He has had a colorful history, including joining the military at just over 15 years old!!!

But he will be the first to tell you that he is no hero.  He did not serve in France, and this seems to be the biggest reason he denies the title.  He actually served over here with the 2nd Reserve Unit at Fort Lewis & Fort Vancouver, and he will regale you with stories from the 1920's about mules and more.

We shot some video, and once the computer issue gets straightened out, I will attempt to upload some of the visit for you all to share.

We presented Jack with a "box of Canada".  There were shirts from Kevin McHarg representing for Sarnia Fire, and another from Paul Beames for Toronto.  Also in the box were some of the goodies we accumulated on the tour.  Jack enjoyed all of it.  Another gift was the DVD from the tour.  Dorothy says Jack will be able to watch the computer screen to see his home.  We are very happy to bring him smiles to remind him of home. 

To close the distance a little bit, we called Kevin and surprised him with a conversation with Jack & Dorothy.  Hopefully one day they will all meet, but we better do it soon -- Kevin isn't getting any younger!

He still likes to talk about his time in Sydenham, and Kingston. **Be sure to read the comment from his hometown below.  When he heard me mention Sarnia right after we got there, his eyes lit up, and he asked if that was what I had said.  He has strong memories and heartstrings for Canada, and it is obvious he has pride as well.

This is a pretty special guy.  When was the last time you heard of someone getting their high school degree after retiring?  Well, when was the last time you heard that the person in question got that degree at 95 years old?!  Not only that, but it appears that he still gets the followups from the school involved to see what direction he'd like to take his education.  We teased him asking what he wants to be when he grows up.  lol

You can read all about Jack all over the internet, there is a great video series online done by the History Channel.  But we have it on personal authority that the information contained in the Wikipedia post about him, is inaccurate.

We hope to have the real story, or at least a message from Jack to share withyou all, courtesy of Dorothy.  We'll post it for Jack and all of the first responders who asked for this meeting.

Jack, you take care and enjoy every minute!  it was an honour and a pleasure!

<<We presented Jack with a Director's coin, as well as both of the RCMP Fallen Hero coins for Constables Doug Scott & Christopher Worden.  Not sure which of us was more proud!

Thank you Dorothy, Jack (& Nancy) ... We hope to visit you again.

Happy Birthday!!!

lj

PS ... To answer the question ... Our last living American WWI veteran is Frank Buckles.  He is 107 years old and lives in West Virginia.  Imagine letting these two sit down to give us a history lesson as they saw it.

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1:40:27 AM EDT
Feeling Adventurous

7-11-08 North Bend -- Guys, I have been trying hard to get the pix to post.  Most of you know I made the big switch from PC to Mac and when it works, it is a thing of beauty.  But my laptop has almost spent more time in the shop than with me.

I have over 100 photos I'm trying to edit to post for you, but it is taking almost 5 minutes to do just one.  Sigh.  Bear with me, the pix are good but need tweaking and I will do as I can to get them going for you.  It may be a couple at a time ...

lj

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6:01:22 PM EDT
Feeling Exhausted
Hearing Sleepless in Seattle K, all ... my devil-box (aka computer) is going into the hospital for a well deserved rest & check up.

Will add words as possible.

Please let me know of any pix that need to be deleted (by number) I know there are a lot of very similar shots, but I needed to get these going for you before I lost access.

FYI -- Truckees ... You're up next!

lj

**FOOLS - I have created a DVD of the convention from my photos.  If you'd like access, e-mail me at HeroShirts@aol.com

But, please do your part, and be sure to PLEDGE your support for this year's shirt drive for our troops!  Go to the PLEDGE page on the main site ... www.HeroToHero.us 

And feel free to add some comments here.


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4:06:15 PM EDT
Feeling Rockin
Hearing We didn't start the fire 7-11-08  Often referred to as "Disneyland for Firefighters", the FOOLS headed up to North Bend Fire Training Academy.  These guys have been having a great time.   Lots of camaraderie, plenty of laughs, and many beers downed.  But this FOOLS Convention was unlike any it the past - for the first time they actually added training to the event.  The Puget Sound & South Washington FOOLS really stepped it up, and rented out the Academy in order to afford all attendees a fantastic hands on day of training.

I wasn't there at the start of their day ... Because they started their day early!  (Tellin ya, these guys are animals!  lol)  But they were still at it late in the afternoon.  From all I saw and heard, this was a wonderful time for all.  They were tired, hot & sweaty, and lovin' it!

At the end of training, it was back to Seattle to get cleaned up and grab some grub.  Everyone went off in their own groups, experiencing all different aspects of the Emerald City.

And apparently the Weather Gods were still pleased with the FOOLS.  Not a drop of rain has fallen on any of their heads during this trip.  During it all, our beautiful Mt Rainier stood proudly in the background for photos.

I hung with the Whidbey Island Fire FOOLS, and found myself having hot wings with them at Hooter's at Lake Union.  Anyone familiar with HeroToHero.US knows that Hooter's has been a strong supporter for us.  They seem to fit in perfectly with our demographic, and are always very supportive of our troops as well.  Besides, they do a pretty good BadAss shot!

After dinner it was time to head over to Argosy Cruises on the Seattle waterfront, where we boarded one of the ships and began an evening cruise of Elliott Bay.  Again, big kudos to the Weather Gods!  Perfect night to be on the water.  No jackets needed, it was great.

The guys were letting down after a long day, and as the sun set and the moon shone down on us, the silliness ensued.  It was time for laughs ... C'mon folks, they are called FOOLS, afterall.  ( ;

Jon Ferguson from Palm Beach County Fire Rescue played his pipes under the moon as the flag waved behind him, causing glasses to raise and huge cheers to fill the sky.

Down below, one of the tables filled with the "riverboat gamblers" who played with pretzels rather than chips, and had us all laughing.

Before we knew it, it was over and we all headed once again to the various venues offered by our fair city.  A few of us found our way to Fado's - Occasional "home" to many a firefighter.   As always, the music rocked and the staff was great.

But it had been a long day, and there was still another to come.  Time to say goodnight.  And gentlemen, it was indeed a great night.  Thank you so much for letting me share it with you all!

lj


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7:16:29 AM EDT
Feeling Mischievous
Hearing The FOOL on the hill 7-10-08 -- FOOLS Convention in Seattle, Wa ... And all is more than well.

You gotta love these guys (& gals)!  I absolutely am honored every time I attend of the FOOLS events up here in the sunny & hot Northwest.

Our FOOLS make us proud.  They have such heart and they remember the flame that lit the spark that made them firefighters.  But tonight I got to see that this esprit de corps is not limited to our guys in the Puget Sound.  They are all cut of this cloth, and we are all the better for it.

I listened to the speeches and felt right at home.  They all spoke of pride and professionalism, and honor and tradition ... and not a word of it felt rehearsed.  They each spoke from the heart, whether they used notes or not.  And even more dear to my heart, they all made sure to pay their respects to or troops.

I met some amazing heroes tonight.  Not a one of them would claim the
title ... as is the code of heroes.
But as we've said before, you might not know the exact definition of a hero, but you can never mistake one when you meet one.  And trust me folks, this room met its quota.

The Founders of the FOOLS were just as down to earth as any other man in the room.  They shared memories and laughter, and just relaxed.  Unlike other events, when the members of the board, or the "higher ups" show up, and the room gets a little quiet.  When the Founders were introduced there was loud applause and cheers for them.

Guest speaker Bobby Halton was one of the most enjoyable I've heard in a long time.  He spoke passionately of tradition and reminded us all of its true meaning.  He had us laughing and reflecting.  It never got too heavy and he could have gone on for much longer with very few objections from the audience.

Between the speeches and the great videos put together by Josh Materi, we were laughing, and then there was silence as the faces of Fallen firefighters lit the screen. 

Bobby Halton paid a very fitting honor to the son of Seattle Firefighter Michael Washington, who was a United States Marine Sgt who was very recently killed in Iraq.   Father and son shared more than a name, they were both Marines, both loved hanging around the firehouse, both have reputations as being good men, and both served their country in the desert, albeit years apart.  It was warming to watch the faces of these firefighters from near and far.  They didn't have to know Michael Jr., or Sr., they felt the loss.  No matter where they are from, this was a member of their family, too.

Of course the pipes were always nearby, and we were treated to them several times throughout the night.  The Honor Guard was there to post the colors.  A perfect solo started the ceremony, and Julie (Chaplain & "Mom") from Riverside Fire said the invocation. 

This was just Day One of a very busy couple of days for these folks.  And hey, they must be special ... Even the Weather Gods love these guys -- You oughta see the weather report for the time they're here.  Niiiice!

Welcome to Seattle, enjoy your time here.  And thank you all to each of you who came up and spoke with me about the HeroToHero.US Troop Morale Campaign.  Now remember to PLEDGE your support, the troops are counting on you!

Enjoy the photos, they're yours!  (Click to enlarge the ones you want, then you can cut & paste them.)

lj

FOOLS, Puget Sound FOOLS, South West Washington FOOLS


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3:56:25 PM EDT
Feeling Hopeful
Hearing Danny Boy 7-7-08 -- It was indeed a great night of dinner, drinks and camaraderie at Joeseppi's in North Tacoma (2207 N. Pearl, Tacoma)

The members of the Pierce County Firefighters Pipes & Drums, and Joeseppi's Italian Ristorante teamed up last night  to raise funds for our newest pipes & drums band as your Hosts and Buss staff.  And it was great!

Firefighters, and local citizens came and helped raise funds to keep the Firefighter traditions alive here in the great Puget Sound region ... And have a great Joeseppi's dinner!

The fun began at 4pm, and went till just after 8:30pm.  A great time was had by all.  Some won great prizes donated by the local community, including the PCFFP&D shirt Kasey Kahne signed for Karen Leming at his recent return home.  The HD radio donated by Nissan of Fife was very appreciated. 

Firefighter Gary Hiller donated one of their outstanding custom putters from FirehousePutters.com << Always a crowd favorite and the perfect gift for the golfer in your world!  Check it out.  Of course it was a ll just right and added the perfect touch to the night.

One of the special touches was when our own **(See below) Miss Washington, Elyse Umemoto made an appearance, and even sang Happy Birthday to a couple of the guests.

Joeseppi's Italian Ristorante
2207 N. Pearl Avenue
Tacoma, WA


And for a great dinner inthe Tacoma area, be sure to experience Joeseppi's Italian Ristorante (253)761-5555.  Joe & Carol Stortini will make you feel right at home.  Even more, if you have a great community cause and need to raise funds, be sure to check with them and see how they can help.  Not bad ... good food, good company, and ... fundraiser potential.  Niiiice!

For more information ... www.PCFFPD.com

lj

**Yes we have been made aware of the late-breaking (non)controversy surrounding Elyse.  Be it known that we at HeroToHero.US support her! 

Bad judgment?  Sure.  She is a young woman with a zest for life thrust into the spotlight where her every move is followed by  a camera.  Could your life stand that scrutiny?  Mine couldn't.

Elyse, stand strong.  Be more cautious and learn from all of this.  You are still our Miss Washington, and we are proud.

As you would say ..."Walk in light" and, hold your head high!

The following is the media statement from Pageant Officials...

Statement From Field Director of Miss WA Pageant
Posted Jul 9th 2008 11:33AM by TMZ Staff
Elyse Umemoto is an outstanding young woman and has been a brilliant representative for the Miss Washington Scholarship Organization. We continue to be very proud of her. She is known for her raucous sense of humor and clowning around. It is unfortunate that her behavior in unguarded moments has attracted attention.
The Miss Washington Scholarship Organization is embarrassed by the pictures you have seen. We do not condone the behaviors depicted in these photos. However, there will be no discipline for Elyse based on the behavior evidenced in the photos. None of them depict illegal behavior or cross a line that cannot be uncrossed. Elyse feels very bad about how this attention affects her reputation and that of our organization. We will treat this as a growth opportunity, both for Elyse and for our other contestants, one of whom will soon be Elyse's successor. The lesson will be that if you choose to appear to challenge the boundaries of good taste you better be sure that the environment is safe. Photographs, like words, can be taken out of context, and once a photograph is recorded it is available forever and there is no way to control its distribution. Nobody goes through life without occasionally letting their guard down and acting foolishly. Title holders will be reminded that they are public figures and role models whose lives will be scrutinized, especially by those who take pleasure in exposing imperfections, however slight. Elyse will not be the last young person whose clowning behaviors will give the wrong impression to people who do not know her. We can only work toward ensuring that the attention these pictures have generated will be a cautionary tale for all of the title holders in our organization.

We consider mentoring the young women in our program to be one of our primary responsibilities. It is a difficult lesson for some young people to learn that their fun-loving behavior before friends can be used against them. When trust is violated the pain is deep. We do not yet know which of her friends, or former friends, may have betrayed her by posting these photographs. All we know for certain is that they were posted by someone who is bent on damaging the image of an amazing young woman.

To paraphrase Shakespeare, this seems to be much ado about nothing. Many young people clown around and act silly in private in ways that they would never consider in public arenas. We would hope that they could always trust their friends, but the realities of human nature teach us that trust is hard to come by.

I can understand the interest of the media in pursuing these photographs to see if there is a story of substance associated with them. It would be our hope that the media would understand that there is no deeper story, unless it is one of betrayal and the anguish that it brings. The MWSO and Elyse will hold our heads high and weather whatever comes, even though this incident should not register a blip on the Richter scale. We will trust the legitimate media to be skilled enough at their jobs to realize that there is no story here and move on to real news that matters to the public welfare.

Thank You,
"Leadership Through Scholarship"

Michael R. "Mike" Miller
MWSO Executive Field Director

'nuff said ...

lj
         
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6:54:04 AM EDT
Feeling Chillin'
Hearing You're so fine, our #9 6-24-08 -- Hometown Hero comes home!  It was a special day in Enumclaw when hometown boy, Kasey Kahne made a quick trip home.  It seemed at times that the whole town showed up to have him sign something or other, or take a picture with him, or shake his hand, and tell him how proud they are of him.  Pretty heady stuff, and pretty impressive to get to see Kasey not only touching so many, but being touched by so many more.  This young man, with the youthful face, and eyes that melt most females is an amazingly grounded and humble man.  There is NO sign that all of the adulation has gotten anywhere near his head.  Niiiice!

He signed everything from tiny little models of his car, to stuffed animals, car parts, a young woman's cast, tires, and even cars!  I was really tempted to ask him what is the most unusual thing he has been asked to sign, but he rarely had a chance to talk.  So I just enjoyed the opportunity to photograph him & his fans.  It was impressive.<< Okay fine, there was this one young guy wasn't quite sure who Kasey was.  Or maybe he was just guarding that Monster drink.  In any event, we're pretty sure that Dad will get him trained up soon!

Kasey was gracious to all, never showing any sign of being tired.  He smiled for photos, and seemed genuinely touched by the tokens and gifts that his fans brought to share with him or give him.  He would look at photos people had taken of him at previous events and chat them up, honestly interested.

His fans are from every class, and every age.  He is still very much a family guy.  There were kids from his old schools who came with messages from past teachers. He impacts so many.  There were a number of special needs kids there, and he would take extra time making them feel extra special.

His great grand-father was there watching as the event went on.  Kasey actually stopped durng the signing to ask after him, making sure he was okay.  Turns out his great grandfather was a WWII vet.  He is a neat character with that same big infectious smile.  He laughed when I asked if he'd do the BadAss shot, and we did it under a photo of Kasey in the same pose.

State Patrol, and local Police were on hand to make sure all was well.  They were enjoying themselves on this duty, and interacted very well with everyone there.

His mom Tammy (Whom I adore!) makes sure everything flows smoothly.  And she is asked to sign things as well.  People know both of them, and there were a number of people who were there to give hugs to both of them.  Tammy moved recently, and a lot of us miss her.

Kasey did a Q&A session before the signing, and the room was packed wall to wall with a lot of people still outside, not willing to lose their place in line. Even the kids get into it ... We saw several #9's carved into haircuts on young boys.  And young or old, they love the Kasey Kahne clothing line .., A lot of which Tammy has begun designing!

Everything they did showed the affection and appreciation Kasey  & Tammy both have for his fans.  They make everyone feel so special ... Kasey signed karen Leming's shirt for the newly formed Pierce County Firefighter Pipes & Drum Band.  And he even took the time to send a thumbs up to our Canadian driver, Tyler Brown ...

Young up & coming drivers came in and thanked him for his support and encouragement, and he made each of them feel like they could be right where he is one day.  We have a lot of enthusiasm up here for NASCAR, and racing.  There is still a lot of hope that one day we will have a track here.

The best reaction (Okay, I'm biased here) was when he was asked about his visit to Madigan Army Medical Center.  This is the hospital at Fort Lewis where our wounded troops are treated after their return.

Without any type of entourage, or any fanfare, Kasey made a surprise appearance at the hospital.  He touched a lot of hearts with this gesture.  He wasn't there for the press, or to amp us his popularity ... he was there to pay his respects to our heroes.  His answer told how much it touched his heart.

Kasey has been a supporter of our troops for a long while.  This move was not a surprise to those who follow him, and know his heart.  Through Tammy, Kasey has sent his shirts to our troops in the desert for the past three years.  You can go back though our archives and see photos of troops all over the desert wearing Kasey's shirts --- and they love them!

By the way, if you're a Kasey fan, you are already ahead of the curve if you want to show your support for the troops ... The Red Friday campaign has spread to Canada now.  You show your support for our troops by wearing RED on Fridays.  All of you kaey fans, wear your Kasey Kahne shirts on Fridays & you can support all of our heroes!  (Hey, maybe we can get Tammy to design a special Red Friday shirt for the fans to show their support for our troops.) 

C'mon, RED is good enough for Kasey!  Ask anyone ... he's RED HOTTTTT!  ( ;

We applaud his patriotism, and salute both he and Tammy for their support of the HeroToHero.US Troop Morale Campaign.

Thank you to everyone involved in bringing our hometown hero home!  You brought a lot of smiles with him!

lj


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5:39:18 AM EDT
Feeling Enthralled
Hearing Baby yu can drive my car 6-22-08 -- The Pile Up in Puyallup

ThePXTeam.org  << To learn more about this event and get the real facts ... (Because if I were to try to describe what was going on, it would something akin to ... "There was  this car, and it was upside down, and then these firefighters in cool jumpsuit with big jaws of life tools were just cutting them open ..." 

See, you really want to get it from the pros!  So check the the Puyallup Extrication Team or the FLEX Team out of Fort Lewis.

And if any of you guys want to send me a writeup, I will happily replace all of this nonsense with the real deal.

Anyway, enjoy the photos!

lj


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9:47:16 PM EDT
Feeling Blissful
Hearing What a wonderful world 6-11-08 -- Who could have asked for a more amazing last event of the tour!!!  We were wrong when we thought the highlight was dinner and the show at Oh Canada, Eh?  (Though it was awesome - don't get me wrong).

Leila's surprise for us was not just seeing the lights on the Falls ... We were allowed to actually work the lights on the Falls!!!

I think we're all still beaming!  Talk about amazing!!!  This was a moment that each and every one of us will carry for life, and Leila we cannot thank you enough!

We also want to thank Pete for allowing us into his world of lights.  Pete is one of the main Falls Illuminators and makes the magic behind the scenes that so many people come for.  As if this wonder of the world is not unbelievable on its own, when you see the light show on the water at night, it stops you in your step.

Our first time here JeeNee was on the tour and I wanted to thank her for her hard work on the road.  We got a hotel with a great view and I pulled the curtains back to say thanks in a really big way ... Just as they shut the lights down for the night.  It was laughable.

But this more than made up for it!

We even got to see the friendly raccoons that live there at the light house.  The whole  evening up there was almost surreal!  Leila and Pete told us stories of the Falls and shared the news clippings all over the walls.  You could spend a week just reading the words written about the Falls over the years.  We felt like we were peeking in on the Wizard of Oz, and no one was clicking their heels in a hurry to get out.

But our story was coming to an end.  It was time to pack it all up and bring it on home.  This was magical, and we thank you for allowing us to share this as a team, as family.

Leila, Pete ... You rock!

And with this my friends, I am going to take some down time and hopefully lose this cold.  My eyes are blurry from all the edits, but it was important to make sure that you ALL know you made a  big impact on us, and left indelible marks on our hearts.

Thank you so much.  You know this is an important mission.  Please keep troop morale at the forefront of your world until all of our troops are back home with their loved ones.

Canadian fire, ems, & police ... Kevin McHarg is your go-to guy.  He will make sure your shirts get your troops.

American fire, ems, & police ... We need you to PLEDGE your support this year.  The program has changed down here, and you will send your shirts directly to the troops when they make their requests to us.

Bless you all!  and thank you Canada for opening your arms to this "little program that could" ... Because of you we are - and will!

lj

PS ... Leila the opening shot is for you ... It's all about the Red & White, eh?  Go Team Canada~

**There are more pix of this stop, having trouble getting them to load - will post this week hopefuly.



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8:35:39 PM EDT
Feeling Enthralled
Hearing When i'm calling yo--oo-ou-u 6-11-08 -- Oh Canada, eh?  What a great way to mark the end of the tour of Canada.  I'd been here before with Kevin, Sue, Kelly & Kathy last year, so it was great to get to see it through the eyes of the first-timers.

I don't think we had laughed this long and this hard for the entire tour.

Kudos to the performers and staff of Oh Canada, Eh? 

They were outstanding!  And without reservation, we would recommend you take the time to see this show if you find yourself in Niagara Falls (Or the Canadian Rockies)


Enjoy the pix, we sure had a great time taking them ... Even Hailey who was scared to death when the Mountie came out of the dark in a full afro singing a rousing Lenny Kravitz style "American Woman".  Didn't see her move that fast for the entire tour!  lol

After our great evening, we still had one more special thing to do.  We would be doing Niagara Falls at night.  But first we needed to stop by the firehouse for a goodnight and a very heartfelt thank you for making sure we had the perfect place to stay.  And so it was that we coined another of our Niagara Falls firefighter heroes.

And with excitement and a sense of accomplishment, the team was off to the Falls!  Our Niagara Falls EMS hero, Leila said she had a surprise for us ... Hmmm, we knew what it was ... She was going to arrange to have the lights on the Falls be red, white & blue!!!  Couldn't be anything cooler than that, right?

Stay tuned!

lj


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