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Tucson Fire Department
Matthew “Matt” M. Mastriano Scrap Book
Matthew M. Mastriano, March 2, 1964-July 4, 1992
Business Card
Fire Technical Service Staff
(l-r) Micro-Processor Supv Matthew Mastriano, Janet ?, Lisa Rubi, Yalanda Montes, Mike Perez, Battalion Chief John Thompson, Capt. Scott Yeager, Conrad
Cormier
Fire Fleet Maintenance Staff
(l-r) Robert Borbon, Louis Sanderfer, Nicki Singleton, William Rennels, Leonard
Orozco, Benito Camacho, Marlin Price, Battalion Chief Robert Jones
Fire Training Staff “Headquarters”
(i-r) Cynthia Chu, Battalion Chief James Armstrong, Captain Jim Bleess, Captain Harvey Strum, Captain Rick Evans
Fire Administration Staff “Headquarters”
(l-r) Eleanor Newhouse, Fritz Rhyner, Mary Armstrong, Betty Lou Mongeon, Assistant Chief Charles Molander, Fire Chief Richard Moreno, Deputy Chief James
Russell, Laurie Braisch, Admin Assistant Dario Aguilar, Helen Smith
Fire Prevention Staff
Standing: (l-r) Gilbert Prado, Franklin Saunders, Edward Montano, Dave Canterbury, James Gresham, Laurence “Mickey” McGee, Calvin White, Dave Lenox,
Captain Hugh Reilly, Kevin Largent. Sitting: (l-r) Lawrence Smith, Jim Egan, unknown civilian, Inspector Rich Shelton, unknown civilian, Agnes Pashen, Fred
Leahy
Fire Technical Service Staff
Matt Mastriano, Micro-Processor Supv using the City of Tucson’s Main Frame
Computer to calculate the response time for Rescue trucks
Tech Service Staff
(l -r) Yolanda Montes, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Matt Mastriano Dorothy ?,
Mike Perez
Tech Services Staff
(l –R) Battalion Chief Scott Yeager, Brenda ?, Mike Perez, Lisa Rubi, Matt Mastriano, Damien ?
1963-1964
(l -r) Matt Mastriano, Douglas Decker, Battalion Chief Richard Bayless (Note:
Fire Engineering operated out of old Station 2 on N. 4th Ave. When the City Engineer found out that there was another Engineering Office operating within the
City of Tucson government he blew a fuse. He confronted Chief Freeman about
this, explaining that he went to school to become an Engineer, and did not take
too lightly to anyone using the word Engineer without merit. The City Manager
agreed with him, and from 1965 on we were known as Fire
Technical Services.)
1974
1976
Unknown Date
1979
1980
1983
1985
1990
Meetings, & Meetings
Headquarters meeting with Battalion Chief John Sheeley, Battalion Chief Warren Shumaker, Interim Fire Chief W. Dudle “DoRight” Dearing, Matt Mastriano,
and Fire’s IT assignee from Computer Services.
Wedding Bells
Fire Central
1989
1989
Technical Services personnel after the Learn Not to Burn Run race finish line at
Reid Park. (l-r) Mike Perez, Liana Perez holding Nicholas, Matt Mastriano, Lisa
Rubi with daughter, Janet ?, Brenda and Scott ?. All finished, and had a good
time for a worthy cause.
1991
Greater Tucson Fire Foundation
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Tucson Fire Department history —
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