90-year-old woman with pneumonia feels unwell at home
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Klamath County Public Safety
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3171 4500 units respond to (number withheld) Flamingo Drive.
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Crosses are Bluebill and a dead end.
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90 year old female with recent pneumonia diagnosis, complaint of diarrhea, not feeling well.
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Time now 7:03.
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Dispatch to all units, this is the final call for Chief of Operations, Paramedic Tony Rimmer.
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Break.
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Chief Bremmer began her service with District One in August of 1998 as one of our 1st female firefighter paramedics.
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She went on to become a captain and served 11 years as a battalion chief.
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Breaking barriers and becoming a role model for those who followed.
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Throughout her career, Chief Bremmer has led with strength, compassion, kindness, and dedication.
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She has inspired countless people and leaves behind a legacy of service, leadership, and love for this department and its people.
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Break.
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Chief Rimmer, after 28 years of dedicated service, this is your retirement call.
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Thank you for your unwavering commitment to the community.
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Your dedication to District One and the countless hours you have given in service to others.
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Enjoy your retirement.
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You have earned this next chapter.
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May it be filled with family, happiness, and plenty of time to enjoy the things you love.
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Thank you for everything.
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Dispatch clear at 707.
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Firecom 3102,
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3102 copy.
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It's been my honor to serve this.
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I'm the false community and work with incredible people.
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3102 clear.
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4501, 4570 copy.
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You're responding to (number withheld) Flamingo Drive, crosses are dead end and Bluebill.
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90 year old female, recent pneumonia diagnosis this morning, complaining of diarrhea, just not feeling well.
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She was breathing, conscious and alert.
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10-4, 556 responding.
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Copy.
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