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 The Pittsburgh Metro FOOLS was organized in 2002 by Rapid Intervention Training Associates to preserve the tradition of the Fire Service and to honor those that have gone before us. It is our hope to make the Pittsburgh Metro FOOLS Chapter the largest FOOLS Chapter in the Country and to be active in both our communities and the Fire Service through community service, continued training and brotherhood. We've got t-shirts for sale! The Pittsburgh Metro FOOLS are proud to offer our trademark t-shirts for sale via our web site. Make sure to visit our merchandise page to check them out and purchase as many as you want! |
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Nathan The Pittsburgh Metro FOOLS would like to offer its condolences and sympathy to the family and friends of Brother Nathan Burnfield of the Canton Township Volunteer Fire Department in Washington County. Brother Burnfield was killed on Tuesday, November 4 while on duty as a police officer with the South Strabane Police Department at a car accident on I-70. Our thoughts and prayers are with Nathan, his family and friends during this sorrowful time. Game Success! The Pittsburgh Metro FOOLS hosted a charity hockey game against the "Vollies" on Sunday, June 15 at the Bladerunners in Warrendale, PA to raise money for Jason Davies, a firefighter from Highland Volunteer Fire Department of the Town of McCandless. Jason was shot in the face by another hunter while he was bow hunting in Indiana Township. He is currently blind in both eyes and suffers other injuries to his body from attempting to block the bullets. The shooter fled the scene and has not been found.
A total of $1,892 was raised to help Jason and his family. Jason will possibly need a lifetime of medical care to not only attempt to regain his eyesight but learn to function while he is without it.
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Last updated: April 30, 2009 |
Copyright © 2009 Pittsburgh Metro "Steel City" FOOLS |
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