From the Urgent Care (Convienent Care) to the Real Hospital with 1 patient.
Author: rykember11; Tags: Bristol-Kendall Fire Department Medic 143 Responding LED Lights Whelen Siren Opticom Rush Copley Convient Care
Responding to the transport at the Copley Convient Care.
Author: rykember11; Tags: Bristol-Kendall fire Department Ambulance Engine Medic 141 121 Responding Siren Opticom Whelen
Riding both elevators at 2000 Building aka Rush Copley Cafeteria in Rush Copley Memorial hospital in Aurora, IL. Brand: Montgomery Type: Hydraulic Capacity: 3000 lbs. Floor Count: 3 Fixtures: Twinkie-M Other Elevator: Brand: Montgomery Type: Hydraulic Capacity: 3000 lbs. Floor Count: 5 (4R is staff only and is locked) Fixtures: Twinkie-M
Author: DylanR99; Tags: montgomery elevators rush copley cafeteria
Riding the elevators at Rush Copley Parking Garage in Aurora, IL. Brand: Thyssenkrupp Type: Hydraulic Capacity: 3500 lbs. Floor Count: 4 Fixtures: Signa4 Vandal Resistant
Author: DylanR99; Tags: thyssenkrupp elevator parking garage
Bristol-Kendall Medic 141 Responding to Rush Copley Hospital Trhough Oswego Illinois. Was sitting inside IHOP, saw the Opticom go off, and ran outside. Siren is a Whelen, Ambulance is an International/Exelance.
Author: rykember11; Tags: Bristol-Kendall Fire Department Medic 141 Responding International Ambulance Exelance LED Whelen Siren
Going to Copley from Heritage Woods, as they do every day it seems. 141 is a 2007 (I think) International/Exelance. Siren is a Whelen, and There is a quick Air Horn Blast in there too. This was the final of the 3 Responce videos I got last night.
Author: rykember11; Tags: Bristol-Kendall Medic Ambulance 141 Responding Rush Copley Rush-Copley Hospital International Exelance Whelen Siren Air Horn
A memorial video of my grandfather Edward H. Fauth, Ed.D., PE, 86. He passed away on Saturday, October 3, 2009, at Rush Copley Hospital after a two-week illness. He was born in Aurora, IL, on October 22, 1922, the son of Edward H. and Martha J. (Westphal) Fauth. After graduating from East High School of Aurora, Ed began working for Barber-Greene Company. He served with the 477th Railroad Battalion of the US Army in World War II which was involved in the Battle of the Bulge. He returned to ...
Author: cedwardkushner; Tags: Edward H. Fauth Edward Fauth Veteran WWII veteran WWII Rotary Rotary International
