Wether your gearing up for a Firefighter Retirement Speech, or getting ready to thank a retiring Firefighter that you know… it’s helpful to have some starting points for what to say!
Below we’ve gathered some inspiration and appropriate quotes for retiring Fireman, we only ask that you make sure to credit the original source (if listed!)
Retirement for Firefighters really does feel different, after all, it’s like part of your family is moving away. If you aren’t sure what to say- just make a commitment to yourself that you will stay in touch- and mean it. Sometimes the best words aren’t ever spoken. And as far as gifts go, we’ve got a great assortment of items to celebrate and remember the work your Firefighter has done!
P.S. if you are writing a speech, a letter, making a card for the retiree… make sure to include an aspect about the family, especially if your Firefighter has lost someone close/recently. The Family has made obvious sacrifices too!
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Firefighter Quotes for Retirement
-Retirement: When you quit working just before your heart does- Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
-Retired Firefighter: Been there, done that, and damn proud of it too.
-Retired Firefighter: The Fire is out, but I’m still smokin’
-A life dedicated to service- enjoy your retirement.
-While you are no longer called to duty, and will not see the flames rage. We thank you for your service, and are thankful you have aged. Many Firefighters have gone before you, some before their time, and we’re happy for your retirement… and we sincerely hope you have one hell of a time!
-May you never have to do a truck check ever again, Happy Retirement.
-While your time in bunker gear is over, your impressions and memory will remain.
-Retired Firefighter: Just like a regular Firefighter only you get to sleep every night.
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Funny Gifts for Fire Fighter Retirement

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