OT: What do you do for a living?

[n3745n at yahoo.com (Ellen Northam)]

Tonee is in school to be an airline dispatcher, until his airline
pulled out of O'Hare he had been running their entire operation there. 


I am a flight coordinator (glorified dispatcher) for an air ambulance
company.  In addition to air ambulance, we also transport organ and
tissue procurement teams in our fleet of suburbans or our aircraft.
Stress can be wonderful when dealing with a heart team coming back from
out of state and weather is getting worse at their destination with the
recipient waiting on the table (out of body time for a heart or a lung
is approx 6 hours).  All in all very rewarding.

Tonee's other half, Ellen


--- David Utley <fahrvegnugen@cox.net> wrote:

>   In an effort to strike up some conversation, I am curious what
> everyone does to keep their VW habit going (and hopefully to keep
> food on the table and the electric paid)?
> 
>   It is prolly well known where I work, but I will offer it
> nonetheless...  I work in the parts dept of a VW dealership in
> Oklahoma City, OK.  On the weekends, I tend to work at a VW shop
> nearby.  That is where my disappointment called a 'pickup' is, among
> other sundry VW bits...
> 
>   Well, what does everyone else do?  I know Kirsten works for a
> company that supplies metals, heavy and otherwise, Mark (Mardak) is a
> mechanist/mechanic, Tonnee is a Dad/student (IIRC), and beyond that I
> don't know a thing...  What do you do?
> 
> David
> 
> 
> 
> ---Chrome don't get you home.---
> 
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