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Pat Malone Quotes
«I've been in service for 23 years, all over the globe, ... I have never in my career or my life seen the devastation to that magnitude that I saw there.»
Author: Pat Malone
«It is a mess down there, ... I've been in service for 23 years, all over the globe. I have never in my career or my life seen the devastation to that magnitude that I saw there.»
Author: Pat Malone
«We're looking at staying down there for the long haul.»
Author: Pat Malone
«Everybody is uneasy. Everybody is concerned,»
Author: Pat Malone
«my kids are going to have to support me.»
Author: Pat Malone
«It looks like we are going to be doing quite a bit of water urban rescue.»
Author: Pat Malone
«Enterprise has placed a strong emphasis on expanding its service capabilities in the general aviation community, ... Our partnership with Delta AirElite, one of the industry's most respected charter operators, underscores this commitment to our general aviation customers.»
Author: Pat Malone
«Having a team in Lexington would increase fan support in the league.»
Author: Pat Malone
«We (the league) would need to see the synergy of local government in Lexington wanting to make it happen. It's a great product for a community to offer.»
Author: Pat Malone
«It was a cheap place, a band box. It was fine for [high school games] and American Legion, but it didn't have all the attributes [for pro ball]. It was bleacher seats, not a stadium. It was miserably hot and sticky, and you were close to the [Potomac] river. It never got any better. It seemed held together back then by band-aids.»
Author: Pat Malone