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 Palmetto lost a family member and our community lost a HERO.
" I want to serve and do my best
No matter what the scene,
I promise to keep my skills refined,
My judgment sharp and keen. "
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 Obtaining the American Dream:
Michael Bundoc’s Journey in Becoming an American Citizen
At the age of 25, Michael Bundoc left his home of Bocaue, Bulacan, Phillipines to start a new life in America! He started off in Chicago with nothing but some change in his pocket and determination in his heart.
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"Celebrating Years of Service"
In an industry where tenure can many times be measured in months instead of years, Palmetto Ambulance shows once again why we are not like everyone else in our industry.
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 Cola's Got Experience
Our meeting started off by slapping some Zestos Famous Fried Chicken on our plates. MMMM good! I’m talking about yardbird whipped up southern style with all the fixins! As we all know good food never hurt a meeting and when you add our crews, you know you’re in for a good time!
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 REALLY getting to know each other….
As usual, Aiken’s in service turned into comedy hour. What can we say? EMS folks tend to make that happen! We filled our bellies with culinary delights from our very own (Charcoal Crusader) Mike Kinney, Mark Key (a.k.a. Grill Master Flash) and (Sauce Boss) Ginny Key. The meal consisted of BBQ chicken, slap yo momma homemade Mac & Cheese & salad. A special thanks to Steve Johnson for making a homemade red-velvet cake!
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