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Our new t-shirts tell everyone how proud you are to be the parent of a wildland firefighter! Just $15. Get one for Mom or Dad today! |
"Where There's Smoke" is a new DVD featuring footage from the 2006 fire season - one of the worst on record. Directed by Sean Wilson, a firefighter and filmmaker, the video provides an intimate look into the lives of wildland firefighters. Available for $24.95 - the WFF keeps part of the sale proceeds!
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SANDI AULT'S NEW BOOK ADDED TO STORE!
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Wildland firefighter and Information Officer, Sandi Ault, is an accomplished author with two complete books. Her newest book is a mystery set on a wildfire burning on the border of Colorado and New Mexico. The book sells for $23.95 and the Foundation will earn up to 50% of sale proceeds. For a description and review of the book, go to this link. We appreciate Sandi's creative writing and her desire to help the Foundation - buy this book!
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TWO NEW BOOKS IN OUR STORE
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“Angel Promises…Remembering Karen Lee,” is about Karen Fitzpatrick's untimely loss in the Thirty Mile Fire. It has hundreds of pictures, including last moments of the fire, and journal notes taken from Karen's fire pack after her death. Known for her singing voice, and inspirational writings and public speaking, the book contains many of her personal writings; both essays and poetry. Among other things, the book shows where some of the monuments to the Thirtymile Fire are located, and how some of them were constructed. The book was put together and written by her mother, Kathie Fitzpatrick. |
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"One Foot in the Black" is a novel about a determined loner battling both California wildfires and memories of a difficult childhood. Greg Kowalski, a teenager from Saginaw, Mich., had a volatile father, a Harley-driving firefighter, who bemeaned Greg and his younger sister with verbal attacks, and physically abused their mother. Upon graduating from high school Greg enters a training program at the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Greg’s efforts to shake loose of his past make for a compelling, fast-paced read. Written by Kurt Kamm. |
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