Excerpts from WGNtv.com:
After decades of service, one of Chicago’s most decorated paramedic chiefs retired on Monday.
Marc Levison went to his North Side fire station for the last time on Monday as fellow paramedics and other fire officials gave him a big send-off.
Levison served the city for 41 years. His first day on the job was July 1, 1976.
Levison is a cancer survivor and a legend among paramedics.
thanks Dan
#1 by Bill Kugelman on July 4, 2017 - 8:18 PM
And Marc is one of the most loyal and knowledgable member we ever had on the job. Could always count on him to be with you, good or bad times. A TRUE Brother to be proud of knowing. Stay safe Marc. Kugie