THANK YOU TO CHIEF GONZALEZ

We want to extend our deepest gratitude for your exceptional service and dedication to the Wellness Division to Battalion Chief Gerald “GG” Gonzalez. Your hard work and commitment in supporting Local 1014 and the Peer Support program has made a lasting impact, and we truly appreciate all that you have done.

Your contributions have been invaluable, providing much-needed support and care to our members. Your dedication to wellness and peer support has made a real difference in the lives of many, and we are incredibly grateful for your efforts.

As you embark on your new position in Battalion 16, we wish you all the best. We have no doubt that you will continue to make a positive impact, and we look forward to seeing all that you accomplish in this next chapter of your career.

Once again, thank you for your service and commitment. Your hard work and dedication have not gone unnoticed, and we are truly appreciative.

LOCAL 1014 ENGINEER HIRING WEBINAR 

Local 1014 and training now have a date on the books for our webinar to answer questions about the upcoming hiring for Engineers. The webinar will occur on April 14th, from 1400-1600. Please submit questions ahead of time using the link provided below. 
 

Engineer Hiring Informational Webinar
April 14th from 2-4pm
DEADLINE TO REGISTER SUNDAY, APRIL 13th AT 10pm

The webinar will explain how we got here, the process, expectations, and answer submitted questions. The platform will be similar for those who attended the Captains Hiring webinar. 
 

Today, we close the message with our Brother Landyn Bailey's (Engineer FS65 “B”) heartfelt plea for help in finding a life-saving kidney donor for his brother Gavyn M. Bailey. Gavyn was born in kidney failure and received a transplant at the age of three. 

That gift of life gave him many years of improved health, but unfortunately, his transplanted kidney has failed. He is currently sustaining life through 16 hours of dialysis each day, but this is only a temporary solution. We are searching for a direct donor match. 

To qualify, donors must:    

• Have O+ blood type    
• Be under the age of 40    
• Be willing to donate through Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, AZ or UCLA Medical Center Testing through UCLA. 

If you or someone you know is willing to be tested as a potential donor, please consider this incredible act of generosity. 

On the application, please indicate that you are interested in being a remote donor for Gavyn M. Bailey (DOB: 5/29/98) at Mayo Clinic Phoenix, AZ. 

Your selfless gift could offer Gavyn a second chance at life. We are deeply grateful for your support, whether through donation, spreading the word, or keeping Gavyn in your thoughts and prayers. If you have any questions, you can contact Landyn directly at (949) 422-7068.