D.C. Goldfeder at Brewster extrication job

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Deputy Chief Billy Goldfeder of the Loveland-Symmes FD in Ohio assisted Brewster and Croton Falls firefighters with a rollover with extrication on I-84 in Brewster. Chief Goldfeder was on his way to a speaking engagement in Danbury CT when he came upon the accident.

[trauma74 111]

I know Billy Goldfedder on a personal level and I am not surprised at all that he would stop to assist at an MVA not matter he is or where he is or where he is enroute to..........I like the LSFD design on the back of his turnout coat. Was he is in his LSFD vehicle or his POV?

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I know Billy Goldfedder on a personal level and I am not surprised at all that he would stop to assist at an MVA not matter he is or where he is or where he is enroute to..........I like the LSFD design on the back of his turnout coat. Was he is in his LSFD vehicle or his POV?

And, not that it matters, but at least he is someone recognizable, and not just some yokel from ABCD Fire Dept with unknown level of training stating they are "qualified", passing by offering "help".

Thumbs up DC Goldfeder!

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Sigh....he has no reflectigve safety vest on...his chin strap appears to be on his rear brim, and he has no gloves on....when will we learn?

I hope this photo desn't make it onto Firefighter Close Calls.

L......O.....L

[Remember585 815]

Buff.... LOL

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Nice!

[Ladder44 73]

Sigh....he has no reflectigve safety vest on...his chin strap appears to be on his rear brim, and he has no gloves on....when will we learn?

I hope this photo desn't make it onto Firefighter Close Calls.

L......O.....L

hahahaha

[trauma74 111]

You guys are funny! I am sure that Billy will get a good laugh at all of the comments

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Awesome picture, thanks for sharing.

Just goes to show what a small world we really live in. Kudos to Chief Goldfeder for stopping (while en-route to a prior commitment) and lending a hand.

I too had the opportunity to meet D/C Goldfeder back in 2006. Unfortunatley, it was at a LODD wake in New Jersey. However, i was very impressed to see that he made the trip from Ohio. He actually approached me as he recognized (and who couldnt) my maroon uniform.