Today I take my boots off and hang my helmet up for the last time. Myself and my fellow firefighters have been in fires we never should have been but, all houses are occupied until proven differently. I have seen newborn babies take their first breath and some people take their last. I have carried people and animals out of fires with hopes that they take another breath. I have seen people that have lost everything and then say, we will be OK because we still have each other! To my sons that said they always worried about me, you don't have to worry anymore. I have made life long friends and if I have offened any fellow fire fighters, I was just trying to make you a better fire fighter and public servants. To my fellow fire fighters, please be safe and always go home to your families when your shift is over. So with that said: After 31 yrs. of service that I will never forget or regret......Battilion Chief Brian Grover....Out of service!!!
Thank you my brother for all that you have done for so many.
My brother with my daughter and two grandchildren
4 comments:
Thank you Mr. Brian Grover. Fire fighters are revered up here in our mountain community. Thank you for your years of service and risking your life to protect others. Many blessings as you begin a new phase in your life.
Congratulations to your brother for all of his hard and dedicated work through the years. Many good wishes for his retirement.
Holly
Wishing him much happiness in his next phase of life! Please thank him for all his service.
My whole heart reaches out to you Brian! God continue to bless you & keep you safe! No words can describe the true gratitude I honestly feel deep in my heart for the firemen in Long Beach MS who saved my children & I over 20 yes ago in the dead of a winters night! For them & all firefighters I truly pray for God to bless them in multiple ways! Christina
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