Joe,
Less than a week ago we lost a good friend and fellow Paramedic Davy Davis. He will be memorialized tomorrow in Sharptown. He was a laugh that everyone needed, the friend anyone would have wanted to have, not to mention a great musician.
Tonight I heard that we lost a good friend, mentor and fellow Paramedic Steve Calloway today. I wanted to ask you to post this. Many Ems and Fire personnel read your website. Steve was a paramedic instructor for many years, a lot of us myself included, got our start as a paramedic with him. We celebrated his retirement from teaching several years ago, but he never quit practicing. This was the only way I could think of to reach out to many to let them know we've lost two of our own.
Thank you for your Time,
Betty Darby-Glime NREMT-P
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15 comments:
May you rest in peace, my brother. Know that a part of me goes with you AND a part of you will always be with me.
David Twilley
I hadn't heard about Steve. I'm at a loss for words at this time. Thanks Betty for letting us know.
I am too lost for words, what a great guy.... We will miss you
Chuck
RIP Steve. I made a post on my FB for you. You will never be forgotten my friend.
Davy I didn't know you as well but you and your family are in my prayers as well.
Steve, say hello to JoAnne for me.
I shed a tear for each of you. Peace my friends.
Steve Calloway a member and employee of our department lost his battle with a brain tumor earlier today. Steve mentored many young firemen and Emergency Medical Technicians throughout his 38 years of service. Steve taught EMT, CRT, and Paramedic courses and helped lay the foundation for many of Maryland's caregivers. Steve was my supervisor many years ago when I first chose the Emergency Services as my career and I am honored to have had Steve working for me during his last years. Steve was a friend and Brother to many people. A memorial service is planned for March 6, 2010 at the Ocean Pines Vol. Fire Department South Station at 2:00pm. The service will be a Fireman's Memorial Service.
Thank You,
BILL BOUNDS, NREMT-P
FIRE-EMS Division Captain
Ocean Pines Fire Department
Quality Assurance Officer
Worcester County, Maryland
(410)641-8878 station
(443)397-0623 mobile
(410)641-5221 fax
capt1145@comcast.net
Wow, thats a true gentlemen and a fine friend lost. Steve I know you can read this and please believe it was my honor to work beside you and to watch you influence so many not only in Ocean Pines, but everywhere you stepped foot. May God Bless your family and to all others please pray. You will be dearly missed. Sleep in peace dear friend.
-Zackary Keenan and family
RIP Steve..You will be missed by alot of us...You and your family are in my prayers...Just like the comment above..Say hi to JoAnne for me also....Some good people and did alot for others..
Van
Steve Calloway was my CRT instructor quite a few years ago. He was one of the best teachers I've ever had - including secondary school, college -and a very nice man.
RIP.
Steve Matthews, Former CRT and Captain
Lower Somerset Amb Squad
"Steve was my supervisor many years ago when I first chose the Emergency Services as my career and I am honored to have had Steve working for me during his last years."
Working for you?? Mr. Bounds are you serious? Steve Calloway worked for the citizens of Ocean Pines and Worcester County. Sorry to burst your bubble.
Your calls are done, the equipment back in place.
You have answered you last alarm!
Rest now my brother for your task here is done.
Inter heavens station, knowing your brothers & sisters await you.
Though your smiles may be gone, Your memories live on!
We say to you, a job well done,
Go now and rest my brother!
JoAnne's got coffee waiting for you lol!
RDG Lower Somerset
Crisfield
Too many emotions to even try to express in words. Without Steve and JoAnne, the Eastern Shore would have been a much poorer place to live. I loved them both. They gave their all and gave their best to the Eastern Shore and to Fire and EMS. Rest in Peace, the pain is gone.
JPH
please remember all of those who have passed in the fire and EMS services and these two most recent losses. Mr. Bounds should pay respects to those lost not try to post his own resume. Mr Calloway was a caring paramedic and don't think he supervised anything other than being caring to those he served. I would think Ocean Pines fire company would have someone more respectful as their captain.
Again, those who have lost someone is the families of those involved as well as the families of those who can no longer be cared for by these fine paramedics who give so much for their communities.
Anonymous said...
Mr Calloway was a caring paramedic and don't think he supervised anything other than being caring to those he served. I would think Ocean Pines fire company would have someone more respectful as their captain.
7:41 PM
I agree with this poster. Bill Bounds is a self promoting egotistical turd and always has been. I am sure he stabbed someone in the back to get the peon position he has now. I think he has had 5 different jobs around here locally and they all were glad to get rid of him. Thank God Ocean City is smart enough not to hire Belly Bounds.
Before you add a comment to this feed, please stop and think if it honors the memory of the individuals mentioned in the original messages Thank you & God bless - Calloway family
Steve will be miss very much. Steve was a member of the Mardela Springs Volunteer Fire Company also the side of his Father, Jack. Mr Jack Calloway passed away today, Sunday Feb. 18 at about 12:30 pm ...Please remember all members that have gone on before us AND especially read the Calloway families wishes as it is their family that has this most recent lost.
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