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Thank you Elkhart Brass for helping us raise $9,500 at our fundraiser this Saturday!

Prayers to the friends and family of the Rocky Mount Police Department

The Rocky Mount Police are truly saddened by a loss of one of our own brothers in blue. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the officer.

When a man with more years and experience in the fire service than the majority of us are old, you cannot help but be absorbed into every word he is saying. The stories and knowledge that Jeff Shupe shared with us today is exactly what books and movies are made from. Very few times on ones career do you get opportunities like this. Thank you to both Jeff Shupe and Samual Hittle. #thankyou #knowledge #legends #history #fire #firefighter #enginecompany #clevelandfire #wichitafire #training #service #somegaveall #neverforget ... See more

‪Check out who stopped by our Carolina Brotherhood tent today at the N.C. Transportation Museum Fire Truck show!

It’s the #Sheltra & #Long families! We ride for both of their sons this year who are 2016 #LODDs. #RichardSheltra of the Pineville Volunteer Fire Department & #BradleyLong of the Sherrills Ford - Terrell Fire & Rescue #NeverForget #CBH18 #Brotherhood ‬ ... See more

Thank you East Lincoln Fire Department, Joshua Lee Warren Foundation and Chick-fil-A Denver (NC) for supporting the #Brotherhood today at our training event. We're proud to riding in honor of Josh and look forward to our stop in East Lincoln / Alexis on Day 5 of the ride. #CBH18! ... See more

Today is another example of our great partnerships within our wonderful community. Chick-fil-A Denver (NC) and Stephanie provided the Carolina Brotherhood- Honoring The Fallen & Their Families with lunch for their training day today and fundraiser for the fallen families. East Lincoln and Joshua Lee Warren Foundation would like to thank everyone involved that has supported our mission. Stayed tuned as the Carolina Brotherhood is riding for Josh, Richard and Bradley this year and will be stopping at East Lincoln Headquarters in July. Would love to see the community out as they ride through our community. ... See more

‪A busy Saturday for the #Brotherhood and the ride is only 2 weeks out! The Carolina Brotherhood is set up at the N.C. Transportation Museum for the fire truck show today. Chief Jay Baker is set up with the Salisbury NC Fire Department and selling our 2018 ride swag from 9a-3p or while supplies last. Help him sell out! Stop by the tent & purchase shirts, tanks or hats. ‬
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The Carolina Brotherhood will be at the N.C. Transportation Museum tomorrow for the fire truck show. Chief Jay Baker, a long time member of the ride, will be setting up with the Salisbury NC Fire Department fundraising and selling T-shirts between 9a-3p or while supplies last. Stop by and purchase a Carolina Brotherhood shirt or hat! #Brotherhood #CBH18 ... See more

If you’re coming to Charlotte for the coordinated attack training and you booked at the Fairfield Inn Charlotte, don’t forget your pool wear!

We are looking forward to having Tim Wright join us this weekend at the fundraiser! Tim is a retired Marine gone stand up comedian! Tim was born and raised in the Carolina’s and has a Southern sense of humor! He will be preforming a set mid afternoon. Check out his FB page. See you all Saturday!
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* Today, remembering the Charleston 9 who made the ultimate sacrifice 6/18/07. The event that inspired the Brotherhood Ride.
I was asked to post what I said to start the day on recent Texas Ride in honor of the C9 and what their memory has accomplished.
The Ride, will bring complete strangers in to your family; your world will become much smaller. You will know that brotherhood has NO boundaries, physical distances are gone.
Firefighters will drive 20 hrs to sit one last time with a brother battling cancer.
A distant news item instantly becomes, "are my brothers ok ?" Ready to drop everything if they need you.
Unfortunately, this has occurred too often. twice ....watching houston, then baton rouge at fire station waiting for positive news. Had a firefighter ask me why i was worried about someone in another city....... because my brotherhood family was in trouble .
While we say Never Forget, especially on tragic anniversaries. I truly believe it's what you do next that counts, moving forward, progressing to find love and happiness. Thats the greatest tribute,

Todd Neal ... See more