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Posted: Saturday, January 24, 2009 1:59:52 PM

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Visit the Operation FIRE & ICE web site to view the 1.5 hour video of Sheriff Terry Johnson's speech and question/answer period at the FIRE Coalition's first "National Security Conference" of 2009.

Emily Moose also spoke about the loss of her son Scott Gardner at this event. If you can suffer through my rambling in the video on the left, I eventually yield the podium to Mrs. Moose.

The event was organized by our S.C. Director, Virginia Faircloth, and was hosted by the Frank Roach Post of the American Legion. The South Carolina Department Commander of the American Legion was among our guest speakers.

I'll post more of the videos as I get them uploaded.

AVPINC.net sponsored the PowerPoint Projection equipment, audio setup, and screen for the event. They were very professional, timely, and responded promptly to our needs.

Coca-Cola Bottling in Rock Hill donated the beverages for the event, and it was a very productive conference. I don't think anybody walked away without learning something they needed to know.

I can't say enough thank you's to everyone involved in making this conference a success, especially Ginny. Although he didn't get to speak formally, the FIRE Coalition's co-founder and Executive Director Jason Mrochek did give the invocation and pledge of allegiance to kick off the event. Kudos and thanks to him as well.

Jeff Lewis
National Director
FIRE Coalition
Jeff@firecoalition.com
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