smurfe
04-04-2005, 14:52
Dan Jordan is a 19 year veteran of the Los Angeles County Sheriffs office. Currently, Dan is writing a book named "The First Responders Handbook of Humor". Dan has approached FOOPS asking for input from members for material for his project.
The First Responder Handbook of Humor is a combination of a stress management workshop Dan gives to first responders and humorous stories from first responders as experienced in their careers.
Dan is asking for your help to spread the word at your station about his project to help him get more stories. All the details are on his website www.FirstRespondersBook.com
For people that submit stories, they will receive a free copy of the book and a portion of the books proceeds will go to a first responder charity.
One goal for this book is to get first responder stories from all 50 states. So far Dan is closing in on that goal but doesn't have every state yet. Feel free to contact Dan to see if your state has been covered but I am sure he will be glad to include multiple submissions form a particular state.
Dan Jordan can be contacted at dan@firstresponderbook.com or by visiting his web site www.FirstResponderBook.com
We here at FOOPS (Fraternal Order of Paramedics & EMT's Society) are always willing and eager to help those in public service to meet their dream to better the industry and encourage all to submit their ideas or calls for assistance.
I am hoping many of our members here may be able to give Mr. Jordan the assistance he is seeking as we all know that here at FOOPS we have some of the most knowlegable as well as friendly people in the industry.
Steven L. Murphy NREMT-P
The First Responder Handbook of Humor is a combination of a stress management workshop Dan gives to first responders and humorous stories from first responders as experienced in their careers.
Dan is asking for your help to spread the word at your station about his project to help him get more stories. All the details are on his website www.FirstRespondersBook.com
For people that submit stories, they will receive a free copy of the book and a portion of the books proceeds will go to a first responder charity.
One goal for this book is to get first responder stories from all 50 states. So far Dan is closing in on that goal but doesn't have every state yet. Feel free to contact Dan to see if your state has been covered but I am sure he will be glad to include multiple submissions form a particular state.
Dan Jordan can be contacted at dan@firstresponderbook.com or by visiting his web site www.FirstResponderBook.com
We here at FOOPS (Fraternal Order of Paramedics & EMT's Society) are always willing and eager to help those in public service to meet their dream to better the industry and encourage all to submit their ideas or calls for assistance.
I am hoping many of our members here may be able to give Mr. Jordan the assistance he is seeking as we all know that here at FOOPS we have some of the most knowlegable as well as friendly people in the industry.
Steven L. Murphy NREMT-P