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karenemichaels.com - Karen E. Michaels Contact Karen E. Michaels Karen E. Michaels's Gallery |
How sad that is.
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Kevin P. Kreischer |
Harsh reality Michelle , I have a brother who is FDNY and hate seeing big fires in the City!
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emptynestphotography.com - Agnes Fegan![]() Contact Agnes Fegan Agnes Fegan's Gallery |
A sad story Michelle. Excellent candid capture from the vigil...
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robinsonphotoart.com - Jeff Robinson![]() Contact Jeff Robinson Jeff Robinson's Gallery |
A very powerful image Michelle - Well done!
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Danny B. Head |
So sad. I agree with Jeff. This is a powerful image.
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- Ann Coates Contact Ann Coates Ann Coates's Gallery |
This image certainly says a lot. Thank goodness for those brave firefighters but so sad that two lost their lives.
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Monnie Ryan |
Exceptional, Michelle!
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- Dayna Cain![]() Contact Dayna Cain Dayna Cain's Gallery |
Very powerful, moving image.
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Mike Clime |
Great tribute to the fallen Firefighters, Michelle! I guess that is the building in the background.
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David Hurt |
Powerful story and image Michelle.
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newjerseyphotos.net - Deborah Lewinson![]() Contact Deborah Lewinson Deborah Lewinson's Gallery |
Excellent documentary and tribute, Michelle, the simple image totally supports the devastating story! Debby
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Craig D. Minton |
Nice candid, Michelle. You have to wonder if somehow a positive impression from the sad day will remain in this young boys mind.
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Carol L. Fowler |
Sad story. But I can identify because we currently have a large fire near downtown in the city's mulch piles. The town smells like smoke and no end to the fire in sight. No one seriously hurt, though.
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- Claudia Kuhn![]() Contact Claudia Kuhn Claudia Kuhn's Gallery |
A powerful image Michelle, so sad to have had lives lost
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- Randy D. Dinkins![]() Contact Randy D. Dinkins Randy D. Dinkins's Gallery |
Very nice tribute to this sad occasion.
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buffalogalphotos.com - Terry Cervi![]() Contact Terry Cervi Terry Cervi's Gallery |
What a sad story but at the same time a wonderful tribute to those brave souls.
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Jeffrey R. Bange |
Thank you Michelle for sharing this very compelling photo and story with us.
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Memoriee G. Sconce |
Thanks for sharing. Life changed for all involved so quickly. So many reasons for living every moment. Memoriee
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Neal D. Hatcher |
Awesome image of a sad moment in time- Nice tribute to those brave firemen
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- Marilyn K. Lincecum![]() Contact Marilyn K. Lincecum Marilyn K. Lincecum's Gallery |
Powerful street sceane and very sad story.
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Lorraine A. Cook |
WHAT IS A FIREMAN? (Author Unknown) He is the guy next door - a man's man with the memory of a little boy. He has never gotten over the excitement of engines and sirens and danger. He is a guy like you and me with wants and worries and unfulfilled dreams. Yet he stands taller than most of us. He is a fireman. He puts it all on the line when the bell rings. A fireman is at once the most fortunate and the least fortunate of men. He is a man who saves lives because he has seen too much death. He is a gentle man because he has seen the awesome power of violence out of control. He is responsive to a child's laughter because his arms have held too many small bodies that will never laugh again. He is a man who appreciates the simple pleasures of life - hot coffee held in numb, unbending fingers - a warm bed for bone and muscle compelled beyond feeling - the camaraderie of brave men - the divine peace and selfless service of a job well done in the name of all men. He doesn't wear buttons or wave flags or shout obscenities. When he marches, it is to honor a fallen comrade. He doesn't preach the brotherhood of man. He lives it. (Very Powerful and Very Sad Image, Michelle)
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Michelle Alton |
What a beautiful verse, Lorraine. Thanks for adding it to this solemn thread.
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