Brandi is a superhero that works 12 and 16 hour shifts as a nurse at two area hospitals.  Hippocrates said that the goal of medicine is “to cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always.”.  Working in remote Cameroon as a Peace Corps volunteer, Brandi knew she wanted to become a nurse to provide relief and comfort to others.  She selflessly leaves each morning long before her husband and toddler are awake, to drive an hour to work, returning home late at night, because she is bravely working with Covid-19 and other very sick patients. To protect her family, she showers and changes clothes outside before even coming in the house.  She gives freely of her time and energies, but with two jobs, a young family and a husband who works and is a full-time student, time is a precious commodity. 1500 miles from her family, with house, car and child care expenses, priorities must be juggled, and choices made.  Despite knowing that a new roof will make the house cozier and more airtight and decrease utility bills, her thoughts are with her patients and family, not replacing an aging roof.  This would be such a welcome tribute to the hard work and sacrifice of a first responder focused on everyone else’s needs, safety and comfort.

Jason Hallett is a Sandwich MA firefighter paramedic working to service his community everyday. He does community Covid testing, has 2 young children remote learning, and a wife in nursing school. He has participated in antigen testing and community outreach for Covid education and safety. He is also adjunct faculty at Cape Cod Community College conducting EMT initial training and lab instruction for paramedic students. He serves his community selflessly and teaches others to provide the best patient care possible.
Jason gives of himself everyday to provide
For his community his family and his profession.

Please consider him and his family for a new roof on his home.

Paul Whiting - Coast guard 10 years 1 year deployed to Iraq
5 years Watertown pd, involved with marathon bombing suspect capture
1 year falmouth pd, involved with Falmouth police officer shooting and capture of suspect.
Currently a mass state environmental police officer

Scott Bishop has been a dedicated employee at the Barnstable County Sheriff’s Office for twenty-one

Years.  He currently serves as a House Manager over seeing one hundred inmates on a daily basis. 

 Scott has been married to his wife Erin and they have two children McKenna 18 years of age and Julianna who is 15 years old. 

 Scott served in the United States Army from 1991 to 2012 and was deployed four times; 2000 to Kosovo for eight months, in 2003 to Kuwait for fifteen months, 2008 to Iraq for twelve months and in 2011 to Afghanistan for twelve months.

 Scott is dedicated to his family and his job at the Barnstable County Sheriffs Office as well as being active in the Falmouth Community making him an excellent choice for Fraser Constructions very generous offer of a NEW ROOF.

 Thank you for your consideration of Scott Bishop and Congratulations and well done on your outstanding community involvement with this offer to Public Safety employees and your previous offer to our veterans.