Point Lookout- Lido Beach Fire Department - Bill Wade on "The Firehouse" - WRHU 88.7 FM S2 EP8

08/01/24 • 31 min

"The Firehouse"- WRHU 88.7 FM hosted by Chris Moses

Sitting in the firehouse is Bill Wade. Bill has been involved with volunteering in Nassau County since September of 1983. He joined the South Side Hose 2 in Oceanside, LI and just finished his term as Chief of the Point Lookout-Lido FD in April of 2024!

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South Hempstead Fire Department - Eric McEvoy on "The Firehouse" - WRHU 88.7 FM S2 EP7

Sitting in the firehouse is Eric McEvoy. Eric has been a South Hempstead department member for over 7 years. He has held the rank of Lieutenant and is now in his second year of captain. He has held various roles on committees and is a full time Police Officer.

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Uniondale Fire Department - Jean Laurent on "The Firehouse" - WRHU 88.7 FM S2 EP9

Sitting with me in the firehouse is Ex-Chief Jean Laurent from the Uniondale Fire Department. Jean grew up in the very town he now serves, embodying the spirit of community and dedication from a young age. His journey from a local resident to the chief of the department is a testament to his commitment and bravery.

As Chief, Jean demonstrated exceptional leadership and courage, earning him a reputation as one of the best chiefs Uniondale has ever had. His deep-rooted connection to the town and unwavering dedication to its safety and well-being have made him a beloved figure in the community. Jean's tenure as Chief was marked by his hands-on approach and his ability to inspire and lead his team through challenging times.

Host Chris Moses expresses his admiration for Jean, highlighting how his leadership has left a lasting impact on the department and the community. "Jean is one of the best chiefs Uniondale has ever had," says Chris. "His bravery, dedication, and love for this town are unparalleled. We're honored to have him with us today to share his experiences and insights."

Jean's story is one of resilience, service, and a deep-seated love for his community, making him not just a firefighter, but a true hero in the eyes of Uniondale.