Aaron Deluca

Aaron DeLuca

Aaron Deluca.

BEWARE OF GIANT SQUIDS...The Weekly World News has reported that SEASIDE HEIGHTS HAS BEEN DESTROYED BY A GIANT PRE-HISTORIC OCEAN SQUID FROM THE ABYSS!
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ALTHOUGH THEY ARE THE SAME AGE AND ARE BOTH FROM THE CLASS OF 2000 FROM TOMS RIVER EAST, Aaron Deluca(left) has been with Station 44 for nearly ten years, and Chris Wacthler just joined.
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CONSIDER THE ENTIRE COAST OF SEASIDE HEIGHTS SAFE now that Aaron Deluca has been named Dive Captain of the SCUBA team of Station 44, The Seaside Heights Volunteer Fire Department. Aaron is very qualified for the job because for the last five years he has been enlisted in....

The United State Coast Guard, under the umbrella of the Department of Homeland Security.

GOOD DEED DOER, loyal readers will remember Aaron was Santa's helper, and visited Hurricane Helen Christmas Eve.

10-YEAR VETERAN Aaron (who is a loyal Ocean County Gazette reader) has been with Station 44 since he was 16. He joined in 1996, was once named ROOKIE OF THE YEAR, and is now 4460, the Dive Team Captain.

ASSISTANT DIVE TEAM CAPTAIN LOU NARDONE is in charge when Captain Aaron Deluca is underway (on-duty) with the U.S. Coast Guard.
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Aaron Deluca was happy to see his photo made the Ocean County Gazette.
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Here Santa is seen with SHFD firefighter Aaron DeLuca, and 'Hurricane Helen' Piccolo, who recently returned to Seaside Heights after her mobile home in Florida was destroyed by Hurricane Wilma.

BIGGEST COMEBACK IN 2006 GOES TO AARON DELUCA, who came off five years of Coast Guard duty in Alaska, only to spend most of his free time as a fill-in "manny" to Stephen and Lauren Rumbolo.
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Aaron returned to Station 44, where he has been a member since he was 16.

Aaron was featured in Pete's first-ever video posted on his channel on youtube.com, WHICH ITSELF WAS HUGE IN 2006, PROVING AGAIN PETE IS RIGHT UP WITH THE COOLEST THINGS OF THE TIMES!

Aaron was on vacation when Tropical Storm Ernesto visited Seaside Heights, but...

WAS NOT SEEN ON THE CROWN PRINCESS, as he was underway with the Coast Guard that week. Mom Margo DID go on the cruise however.

AS QUICK AS AARON CAME BACK, HE MIGHT HAVE TO GO! Aaron may have to spend a year stationed IN ALMOST COMPLETE ISOLATION at the Loran Radar Facility, located just south of the Arctic Circle in Port Clarence, Alaska. THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT ASSIGNMENTS THAT COULD BE ASKED OF A UNITED STATES COAST GUARDSMAN!

Todd Larson is seen on the Jet-Ski, and Billy Rumbolo and Station 44 Dive Captain Aaron Deluca (also an active member of the U.S. Coast Guard) are seen in the rescue boat.