Captain Randy Cade Retires after 31 years of service

[jppgofish]

I recently had the honor of attending Chief Lasky's seminar in Forest Grove, Oregon. He spoke of this tradition, and I had an understanding of what he meant, but after I have seen this video, I am truly amazed! What a way to Honor a brother who has sacrificed so much for his families. And I emphasize FAMILIES! I could tell everyone there was Honored to be there and see a fellow brother off. Thank you Lewisville Fire!

[st1300a4]

Tuber misses the entire point of this...a fire department with traditions and ceremony. It matters not how shaky the camera, what matters is they HONOR their brother with a ceremony he will never forget and we were fortunate enough to see it.

[hootyhaha]

@st1300a4 Yeah I pointed out where Tuber was out of line though. Hopefully he read it.

[johnnyjtuber]

within second, I can say- please buy a tripod! You dishonored that soldier with your inattention to the performance! No obvious wavering of the camera, should ever have been done during such a solemn -good performance gave by all- EXCEPT the cameraman!- Learn, and grow- for the future!- Your mix, was in need of showing everything- to honor the man; -yet you chopped it!-- The whole somber performance should have been shown- to show respect!-- Good job, otherwise--Jjtuber

[hootyhaha]

@johnnyjtuber Good job otherwise? All you did was rip into it. If you knew the lack of equipment they purchase for me you would not be so quick to judge. You bash the heck out of me, so here's a wise critique for you. People who prejudge before knowing circumstances are ignorant.

[BGVAC31]

very nice video

[hootyhaha]

It starts out with no audio on purpose, it's just the intro title.