Beech Tree News Network

National EMS Week, May 17-23, 2015, is the perfect time to honor our local EMS professionals and promote awareness of their everyday service to the public. EMS Week is the one week with in the year in which the community is reminded of what EMS professionals do on a daily basis, 24 hours a day, and 365 days a year.

We depend on EMS professionals as they are the ones responding to our calls of distress after a heart attack, car accident, sudden sickness, a fall, stroke, or even to help deliver a baby.

Beech Tree News/ WLBQ 101.5 wants to give a special shout out to EMS providers in Butler County for their tireless efforts and commitment to the residents of Butler County.  

Butler County EMS:

Full-Time Employees: Director/Paramedic Brian McKinney, Paramedics Terry Hunt, Jeff Chaney, and Charles Price; EMTs Emily Tyree, Dwight Jenkins, Dustin Embry, Lacey Embry, Destiney Reneer, and Ruth Lee; Dispatchers Brian Phelps, Dillion Bryant, Karen Martin, and Ruth Lee; Secretary Nancy Cardwell

Part-Time Employees: Paramedics Kayren Essenpries, Carl Binion, Tony Brown, D J Morris, Shannon Hudnall, Brian Hudnall, Richard Neighbors, Beau Nicewinter, Elizabeth Kessinger, Bob Rowland, and Amanda Smith-Gaspar; EMTs Bobby McKee, Dana Phelps, David Daugherty, Brian Hope, Tim Hampton, Jeff Hawkins, Easton Weathers, Jim McDaniel, Dean Jenkins, Alan Beliles, and Tara Mason; Dispatchers Quincy Proctor and Shannon Hudnall

THANK YOU for all you do!