Decades of service
Retiring Grant County Fire District 3 Assistant Chief Jim Kling, right, receives a plaque, presented by firefighter/EMT Casey Severin, left, from GCFD 3 in appreciation of his 34 years of service to the district at the Jan. 3 Quincy City Council meeting.
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Quincy Mayor Paul Worley, left, presents Jim Kling with a “Pride of Quincy” award at the Jan. 3 Quincy City Council meeting. Kling retired Jan. 1 after 34 years of service to Grant County Fire District 3.
Jim Kling, third from right, talks to attendees at his retirement party in December.
Jim Kling, center, receives a plaque of appreciation from Grant County Fire District 3, presented by firefighter/EMT Casey Severin, left, and Lieutenant/EMT Michele Talley, right.
QUINCY — Firefighters and EMTs have the chance to help people out in trying times, and Jim Kling said that was something that attracted him to firefighting, and kept him in it over a 34-year career.
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