Jeremy Sellers:  

So, I'm revamping my story with maybe a little more zest. As most of you know, I became involved in the fire service our sophemore year, and it continues to this day. I was with Moorefield Twp. until June 2002 and was one of the charter members of the paid day program in 1993. During that time, I worked for other departments as well, Bethel Twp, Harrison Twp, Huber Heights Fire Division, and even worked as a paramedic in Florida twice before returning to Ohio. From 1990-1994, I worked at both hospitals. I now work full time for Delaware County EMS, and part time at Pleasant Twp Fire Dept. in Clark County. I also take 3 months on-call for OH-5 Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT) which is through the Department of Health and Human Services. (yes, we do hurricane response) Those friends who I got in the county fair for free back in the day? Well, I now work for my step dad seasonally in the electrician's department. I've also become a OHSAA certfied baseball umpire. In between all of that, I still find time to work out 4-5 times/wk. In 1999 at the age of 28, I went through some sort of identity crisis. Not only did I get my ear pierced, I received my first tattoo. Now with my left ear pierced 6 times, and 9 tattoos later, I'm running out of tattoo space that can be conceiled by my uniform. Remember the long hair? Gone. Since 1991, I get my hair buzzed down every 2 wks. My true friends will remember my love for writing poetry and short stories. In the early 90's, I wrote a novel which chronicled our groups lives then and now. In 2000 I finally got a piece of poetry published in a book entitled "Voices On The Web", the piece is called "Departed". I've had a letter or two published in EMS Magazine, and have found success publishing articles regarding a sport I began to follow circa 1996, NASCAR, appearing on Jayski.com and RaceTalkRadio.com. I am a columnist for a small Yahoo! Group...Expand for more