Get Well Jeff from your Firefighter Basics Family

February 26, 2011 | news | firestudent1 | 2 Comments

After learning last night that a good friend and contributing� Jeff Schwering was not doing well. I thought I would ask everyone to pray for our Brother firefighter and his family. Jeff broke his leg Jan 19� and subsequently since then has had two brain bleeds. Please Keep Jeff and his family in your prayers. If you would like to leave words of encouragement we will get them to his wife so she can read them too him. We will try and keep everyone updated.

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anchorpoint1 says:

February 28, 2011 at 9:10 am

Good luck Jeff, get better buddy. Hoping for the best for you and Teena.

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Nate Q. says:

March 2, 2011 at 7:30 pm

Feel better soon brother. We’re pulling for you down here in FL.

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