Mrs. Aaron Frisch

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  Published on: 11/17/2008    Last Visited: 11/17/2008  

  The museum donated items to furnish a firefighting-themed children's bedroom as part of the show's remaking of the home of Aaron Frisch, a firefighter and paramedic, and his wife Jackie. The Frisches live in Toledo, Ohio, and are raising three biological sons and eight adopted children.
  
  Jackie suffers from a soft tissue disease called Ehrlers-Danlos Syndrome, which has no cure and has had a series of strokes that left part of her body paralyzed.

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  Published on: 11/15/2008    Last Visited: 11/16/2008  

  Firefighter Aaron Frisch, the father, and his wife, Jackie, adopted children from Haiti and from the Toledo area.

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  Published on: 11/16/2008    Last Visited: 11/25/2008  

  Aaron Frisch is a firefighter, and he and his wife Jackie have 11 sons! Aaron and Jackie have three biological children and they went on a mission trip to Haiti where they encountered an orphanage and wound up adopting five boys! The couple recognized that there were children that needed help at home as well, so they adopted three more boys from inner-city Toledo, Ohio. Jackie was recently diagnosed with a connective tissue disease which causes her joints to dislocate, and has made it necessary for her to have her large intestines removed. She had to quit her job as a counselor, leaving Aaron as the sole breadwinner for the family of 13. They are unable to make necessary repairs to their home.
  
  Paul DiMeo says that a hero is someone who gives hope, and Aaron and Jackie give hope to others.
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  Ty then takes Jackie and Aaron aside and tells them that their bedroom was his special project.

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  Aaron Frisch is a firefighter, ...

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  Published on: 10/31/2008    Last Visited: 11/20/2008  

  Aaron Frisch, a firefighter and paramedic, and his wife Jackie, who live in Toledo, Ohio, are raising three biological sons and eight adopted children.
  
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  Published on: 9/16/2008    Last Visited: 9/16/2008  

  and paramedic Aaron Frisch, his wife, Jackie, and their children accepted gifts from about 40 local businesses and institutions with tears, happy dances, hugs, and a vow to pay it forward to help others who are in need.
  
  ?This is just the beginning.We need to change Toledo,?Mrs. Frisch declared, sounding like the ordained minister that she is.
  
  ?We?ve got lots of ideas, and we can?t wait to work with the community,? she said later.
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  There?s a lot of fun, relaxation, and good food in store for them, too, including hair styling for a year for Mrs. Frisch from Tou-Che Salon, food for a year from Wendy?s, a YMCA membership, a year of free VIP bundle service from Buckeye CableSystem, pizza for a year from both Marco?s and Papa Johns, and dinner certificates from restaurants.
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  Mrs. Frisch cried in response to one donor.Another elicited a delighted ?It?s girl stuff!? from the woman who lives with 12 men.
  
  ?Last week we were going through life, going through school, surviving, and now we?re celebrities,?Mr. Frisch marveled afterward.

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  Paramedic Aaron Frisch and his partner, Kathy Zeller, were attacked by a mob.
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  I was in a momentary state of shock until the rocks continued to hit and continued to hit and continued to break the windshield and break my rig," says Frisch.

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  While police announced the arrests and the union spoke of its committee, firefighter Aaron Frisch returned to work yesterday.He and Kathy Zeller were in a life squad vehicle, dispatched to stage in the area of Otto and Oakland streets, when the vehicle was pelted with objects.
  
  "The crowd in the middle of the road broke and started running our way," he said.
  
  "We just heard that police released tear gas.We assumed they were dispersing, and then the rocks started coming through the windshield," Mr. Frisch said.
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  The brick was imbedded in the windshield from the time Mr. Frisch backed out of the area to the time he arrived at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center, where he took his partner for treatment.
  
  "If it would have hit me square in the face, I wouldn't be here talking," he said.

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  The same holds true for Firefighters Aaron Frisch and Kathy Zeller, who were in the life squad under attack.

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  Published on: 10/16/2005    Last Visited: 10/20/2005  

  Paramedic Aaron Frisch and read more

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