Join us for an inspiring conversation with Chief Doug Fulmer and Captains Andy Shock and Jason Gibbons as they share their experiences in the fire service. From Chief Fulmer's 26-year journey with the Logan Fire Department to Captain Shock's path from the Utah Valley University Fire Academy, discover how these individuals have helped shape the growth of the Logan Fire Department and the outstanding team that makes it what it is today.

But what happens when it's time to hang up the helmet and retire from the fire service? Hear from Captain Shock about the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and finding purpose after leaving your firefighting career, and how to strike that crucial balance between work and family life. We also discuss the inspiring legacy of Logan Fire retirees and the valuable resources available to them and their families, including the Peer Support Team and clinicians.

This episode is packed with wisdom, humor, and inspiration from those who have dedicated their lives to helping their communities. Listen in and let Chief Fulmer, and Captain Shock and Gibbons ignite your passion for service and remind you of the importance of supporting each other through every chapter of life.

Thank you for joining us for another episode of our Firefighter Support podcast, where our mission is to empower firefighters to strengthen their resiliency through mental wellness, physical health, and human connection. This podcast is available across any platform where you can find podcasts, including YouTube.

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