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57 several years lively in the salvage services: A ton of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

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57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

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Wels.

Franz Weingartner volunteered with the rescue services for 57 years. On Wednesday evening, just after his final task on the ambulance, the support team in the ambulance garage stunned him.

The services team and, due to the fact of the crown, a tiny delegation of accountable folks, gathered for shipping and delivery on Wednesday night at the Red Cross rescue garage in Wels. The occasion was particular: soon after 57 decades lively in the rescue assistance, Franz Weingartner explained goodbye to the “rescue service pension”. Following their past assignment, the delegation waited in the unexpected emergency garage for the lively pensioner with a minor thanks. But the ambulance was sluggish to arrive. Franz Weingartner dutifully led the ambulance into the wash box right before supply. Times later on, the unexpected emergency garage door was opened and the colleagues welcomed Franz Weingartner with a worthy applause. The heads of the department gave him a present basket. Built in the 57 years and 3 months
He volunteered about 25,000 hours and has now attained his retirement as a paramedic.

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57 years in the rescue company | Length: 1:09 | 12/30/2020
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57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

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57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

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57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

Image: laumat.at/Matthias Lauber

57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

Photo: laumat.at/Matthias Lauber

57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

Photo: laumat.at/Matthias Lauber

57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

Image: laumat.at/Matthias Lauber

57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

Photograph: laumat.at/Matthias Lauber

57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

Photograph: laumat.at/Matthias Lauber

57 years active in the salvage service: A lot of applause and thanks to Franz Weingartner

Picture: laumat.at/Matthias Lauber

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by Matthias Lauber
produced 12/30/2020 at 8:33 pm,
Posted on 12/30/2020 at 8:48 PM,
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