A friend, a classmate, and a great Troop. Brian we have your back and always will. We support you wholeheartedly and I hope to again work alongside you soon.
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Matthew Holecek
5 years ago
Good luck brother! Hope it goes well for you.
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Shannon Hartz
5 years ago
He can handle everything and complete physical fitness. He’s in top condition all around. But yet we are forcing him to retire what has our job turned into?
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Christopher Mark
5 years ago
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Scott Kline
5 years ago
We are with you brother!
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Eric Orth
5 years ago
Good luck Troop
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Shane Mullen
5 years ago
Keep up the fight!
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Matthew O'Connell
5 years ago
God Bless
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Kelli McVea
5 years ago
Deserves a chance to prove he can do the job.
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Courtney Salaway
5 years ago
Brian is one of the best troopers I have ever worked with and I fully support his return to full and strenuous duty. I would not have any concerns with him working the road with me.
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Kathleen Fuller
5 years ago
This is unacceptable! Best wishes for a successful final outcome.
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Joshua Kean
5 years ago
I have worked beside Brian and would continue to do so. Brian is dedicated, hardworking and should be afforded the opportunity to keep his job.
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Al Garcia
5 years ago
Hang in there, brother!
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Joseph Indelicato
5 years ago
Good luck!
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Marcus Decker
5 years ago
keep fighting the fight!
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Seth Little
5 years ago
Brian is well capable of meeting and in most aspects exceeds the task oriented standards attached to this job.
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Juan Michimani
5 years ago
We got your six. We are all in this together.
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James Moran
5 years ago
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If the doctors (both personal and division) agree that someone can do the job, and that someone can pass all the qualifying tests; that anyone else would have to pass, it would seem like discrimination for that person not to hired. God bless you Brian, you will be in my prayers.
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Lee Guagenti
5 years ago
Let him take the qualifications. If he passes, I see no reason to prevent him from returning full and strenuous.
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Nathanael J Schock
5 years ago
Let the man pass his qualifications and return to his life if he is able.
A friend, a classmate, and a great Troop. Brian we have your back and always will. We support you wholeheartedly and I hope to again work alongside you soon.
Good luck brother! Hope it goes well for you.
He can handle everything and complete physical fitness. He’s in top condition all around. But yet we are forcing him to retire what has our job turned into?
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We are with you brother!
Good luck Troop
Keep up the fight!
God Bless
Deserves a chance to prove he can do the job.
Brian is one of the best troopers I have ever worked with and I fully support his return to full and strenuous duty. I would not have any concerns with him working the road with me.
This is unacceptable! Best wishes for a successful final outcome.
I have worked beside Brian and would continue to do so. Brian is dedicated, hardworking and should be afforded the opportunity to keep his job.
Hang in there, brother!
Good luck!
keep fighting the fight!
Brian is well capable of meeting and in most aspects exceeds the task oriented standards attached to this job.
We got your six. We are all in this together.
If the doctors (both personal and division) agree that someone can do the job, and that someone can pass all the qualifying tests; that anyone else would have to pass, it would seem like discrimination for that person not to hired. God bless you Brian, you will be in my prayers.
Let him take the qualifications. If he passes, I see no reason to prevent him from returning full and strenuous.
Let the man pass his qualifications and return to his life if he is able.