RIP Brian...my heart goes out to all involved.........
Is this Wildcard?
- Thread starter Ridgerat
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Super bad deal...Still cant hardly believe it.
was fun to follow his patriotic posts all the time...sad deal for sure
Very sad deal for sure. When I read this, I kept hoping it wasn't him. I really enjoyed his posts.
RIP Wildcard!
RIP Wildcard!
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Gimpster
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It didn't need to end that way....
The memory lives on, here, as many laughs were excanged over the years.
... sail the calm waters of eternity Brian. I raise my glass to you, and drink to life as it was.
----- Gregg -----
The memory lives on, here, as many laughs were excanged over the years.
... sail the calm waters of eternity Brian. I raise my glass to you, and drink to life as it was.
----- Gregg -----
Always enjoyed his EOD stories and pictures from Hawaii.
RIP Wildcard
RIP Wildcard
my thoughts and prayers with him and his family. Many prayers for his daughter, that is something nobody should ever have to see espically at sucha young age.
Thank you for your service....salute!
Sad deal indeed. RIP
Rest in peace Brian
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AkHockey10
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Wish to you deep, endless powder and cloudless days. You will be missed. RIP wildcard.
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I read this post with great sadness. I never met Wildcard in person but read many of his posts, some made you laugh out loud and some made you really think. A genuine tragedy for all involved. Men like Wildcard are a rare breed, they live life large, unfortunately they never seem to get old and gray like the rest of us, the brightest lights burn up the fastest. Wildcard was the perfect name for the man. Go with God Wildcard, I'll miss you.
Here is some more info from Homer News on Wed Sept 10:
Howard was a member of the Kachemak Emergency Services Area board and had been a paramedic with the Homer Volunteer Fire Department from 2000-2006. Before the KESA Fire Station was built near McNeil Canyon Elementary School, equipment was stored at a Quonset hut on Howard's property.
"He built us that one shed to house the ambulance and get us on our feet in those early years," said KESA Fire Chief Patrick Johnson. "He was a top-notch paramedic. It was always good to have him on the scene."
Howard also worked in explosive ordinance disposal in Hawaii and for a private contractor in Iraq.
Elaine Grabowski, a firefighter-emergency medical technician with HVFD, also knew Howard.
"We knew him as a guy who lived life to the fullest and on the edge every day," she said.
Otton was from Unalakleet and went to high school there.
No funeral services for Howard or Otton have yet been planned.
Howard was a member of the Kachemak Emergency Services Area board and had been a paramedic with the Homer Volunteer Fire Department from 2000-2006. Before the KESA Fire Station was built near McNeil Canyon Elementary School, equipment was stored at a Quonset hut on Howard's property.
"He built us that one shed to house the ambulance and get us on our feet in those early years," said KESA Fire Chief Patrick Johnson. "He was a top-notch paramedic. It was always good to have him on the scene."
Howard also worked in explosive ordinance disposal in Hawaii and for a private contractor in Iraq.
Elaine Grabowski, a firefighter-emergency medical technician with HVFD, also knew Howard.
"We knew him as a guy who lived life to the fullest and on the edge every day," she said.
Otton was from Unalakleet and went to high school there.
No funeral services for Howard or Otton have yet been planned.
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Good to Go
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Received this from bigdarrin.
Good idea Flatlander_99. Thanks.
Good idea Flatlander_99. Thanks.
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live2ride
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RIP Wildcard. Everybody life is short lets ride hard and have fun.
