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Fire department 100 year history. father/daughter team. as well as mother and son barbara and greg tripp join me now. it is so exciting to have all of you here. how funny will start with you leah. how often do you run into lauren at work. >> i run into lauren maybe once or twice a month. she is on station 8. rachel: and lauren, what's it like to run into your dad at work? it must be kind of fun. >> it's very exciting. i see him in action and i want to run up and give him a hug but i have to remind myself firefighter not daddy, daddy. >> rachel: are you not allowed to
Because when we get off duty we have lunch or brunch together and we talk about it and stuff. it's unbelievable feeling to see come up and i keep my composure and do my job it's amazing feeling. rachel: that's so interesting. you get to unwind and talk about what's happening at the office in a way your dad probably understands better than anybody else. >> he does. i'm able to be transparent with him on how i felt during the call or things that i need to improve on and he will give me the positive constructive criticism. rachel: greg, what's the best advice your mom has ever given you? professi...
Hug? >> i just try to keep it proncht i let him do his job first and after i will say it's so cool. is he like okay. i'm excited, too. rachel: barbara, how does it feel to have your son follow in your footsteps? >> it's really amazing to actually know that my son, who is a male followed his motherrens footsteps as a public service worker. i'm very proud of my son what an accomplishment he has done and actually following in my footsteps. rachel: greg, now that you are a firefighter and you kind of now know what your mom went through as a firefighter and as a mom. what do you realize or apprecia...
SHARE ON: Spruce Glen Public School dropped off nearly 2,000 food items at the Table Soup Kitchen Foundation in Huntsville. “Every year we challenge our school community to collect as food for the food bank,” grade 7 and 8 teacher Greg Tripp explains. He says the challenge was put out by his students to parents, teachers, other students and anyone else connected with Spruce Glen. The school started collecting the food on December 1st. Mrs. Baker’s grade 6 and 7 class ended up donating the most food with just over 400 items. “It’s absolutely overwhelming,” CEO of the Table Soup K...