Not to toot my own horn or anything... but..



Tomahawk resident Dean Goulet, a Paramedic serving as a civilian contractor in Iraq, was recently the recipient of an award for "Exemplary Service to the Mission of the 382nd MP Battalion". Goulet serves as a Medic, caring for the civilian population at FOB Grizzly in Iraq and was recently recognized by LTC Jennifer Curry, commanding officer for his work.

Goulet has been working as an Army Civilian Contractor since December of 2006 and was formerly employed with Lincoln County EMS - Tomahawk Division at Sacred Heart Hospital.

<small>[ August 14, 2007, 09:09 AM: Message edited by: MedicDVG ]</small>

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Congratulations Medic. It must be very satisfying work. Wish I could join you.

<small>[ August 14, 2007, 09:33 AM: Message edited by: NurseNell ]</small>

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Nell

More women die of lung cancer than breast cancer. If you smoke, quit. If you don't, don't start.

Friends never lets friends drive drunk.

Congratulations Dean. Keep up the good work. Very much appreciated....

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Thankful to be alive and healthy. Proud to call Tomahawk my hometown.

Dean,
Finest Kind!

Jeff

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Dean,
I had the honor of meeting up with Gordy (Old Scout) and Brian Morren at the Pine Tree Restaurant last Tuesday. My son C.J. joined us to be my designated driver. A toast was raised in your honor to the picture you posted on the Message Board.

A little later Kathy & Kerry Tobin joined us. Kathy included your picture in the paper version of the Tomahawk Leader. Of course this all leads to the question... "Now that you're a celebrity, when can we get autographed 8X10 glossies???"

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hahahaha...

I will have my people call your people and they do lunch sometime and hash that all out...

Glad I could be there in spirit if not in person...

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*** The opinions expressed herein are uniquely MY OWN and should not be construed as an endorsement of any sort by my employers or of any professional associations to which I hold membership. I can dig myself into holes just fine without their help, thank you very much***

Dean,
We raised a toast to the picture you posted on this thread when I met Brian to pay off my Super Bowl bet this past August. Old Scout, Kerry & Kathy Tobin joined us to "Raise the status/standard" of this motley assembly.

We plan to do this again next summer, possibly as a TL Message Board get together so that we can all finally meet the folks we've been e-mailin' & at times trash talking. It will be great to be able to buy you a beer. (I'm assuming that you'll be interested in joining us.)

Jeff

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I will be there... Baring any acts of Congress or insurgency of course.. but otherwise I wouldn't miss it.

And I will bring a pen so I can autograph your cocktail napkin.. lol

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*** The opinions expressed herein are uniquely MY OWN and should not be construed as an endorsement of any sort by my employers or of any professional associations to which I hold membership. I can dig myself into holes just fine without their help, thank you very much***

Congratulations to you! You have done fine work
and proud to have you represent Tomahawk.

Better than a napkin, I'll try to remember to bring the darn picture!

God bless you.

Jeff

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